Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1930 July 31

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR





OL. 18 STATE CAPITOL



cents per pound?

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1930.



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Twelve Cents For Cotton and Twelve Cents For Tobacco





* Tomorrow I am to speak before the Georgia Agricultural So-

ciety at Cairo, Georgia, on the possibility of the bankers of the cot-
ton-growing states stabilizing the price of cotton. Look at the
above figures! Twelve cents per pound for cotton, and twelve cents
per pound, on the average, for tobacco. Dont you know that the
-farmers of the South cannot make cotton for any such figure as
twelve cents? Dont you know that the farmers of Georgia, or any
of the Southern states, cannot grow and cure tobacco for twelve
Present indications are that we are going to have
a good crop of tobacco and cotton in Georgia. The farmer has done
his parthis part means that a lot of them have worked without

ae enough food. A lot of women have worked barefooted. Little chil-

dren have been driven in the cold and heat. It stunted their bodies
and their minds.

very day I receive letters that would make a heart of stone

almost bleed. The farmer is helpless on the price situation. He can

only make the stuff. When he makes it, it helps the ginner; it helps
the warehousemen; it helps the cotton buyer; it helps the tobacco
buyer; it helps the boys andyamen who work around the tobacco barns;

jt helps the men who weigh the cotton; it helps the men who work

around the railroads loading it. In fact, a good big crop means

about as much money to the people who help handle the crop, re-
-gardless of what price the crop brings; but the poor. farmer who
has to make it, and sell it below the cost of production, is hurt and
broke, and a lot of times pointed at as being dishonest because he
eannot pay his obligations. Of course, he cannot pay his obligations
if he has to sell his stuff for less than it costs to make it,

All of the great movements in this world have been undertaken

and put across by the people who were less able to do it. You re-
member the crowd that David collected around him when he was

going to uplift Israel?

less they are feeling them.

fs

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Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 Ibs.$2.25

_- Eggs, Ga. Trade ,doz.--_---....

dissatisfied people, and the people who were in debt. You cannot
interest a man or woman much about conditions of the country un-
I have talked to some of the leading
bankers of Georgia on the possibility of the bankers of the South
coming together and putting a loan value on cotton that equals the
cost of production. It is poor business if they dont do it. It is
poor business for their banks if they dont do it. If this crop of
cotton and tobacco is given away in Georgia, some more of the big
financial institutions are going to crack. Some of our big financial
institutions are heavily indebted to our biggest banks. What is true
in Georgia is true in every one of the cotton growing states in the

South. : ; - ee

His army was made up-of the discontented, -

- The big banks can organize and put a minimum loan value on
cotton that equals the cost of production, and save the situation. In
1914, Asa Candler built a great warehouse in Atlanta and announced
to the world that he would advance six cents per pound on one
million bales of cotton. Asa Candler didnot get but twenty-five ~
hundred bales on this announcement. Cotton immediately jumped
to seven and one-half cents per pound. It went from there on up.

If the bankers of the South were to set a minimum price of
sixteen cents per pound on cotton, announce to the world that they
had sixteen cents to loan on every bale of cotton that was put in a
bonded warehouse, the price would go to sixteen cents per pound
and-over in less than a week. Sixteen cents is not the cost of pro-
duction on cotton in the United States. It is over this amount. lam _
using sixteen cents as a safe loan value for our bankers. Less than

the cost of production to the farmer means that his roofs on his_

houses will leak; his fences will rot down; his fields will not be
properly terraced. Is not this destruction of property?
see the evidences of it all over the South? ee

We have co-operative cotton associations in most all of the Sou-
thern states. If the Federal Farm Board would put an injunction

on the co-operative associations, that they had to hold-the cotton

when they advanced a loan on it, it would help the price. As long

as the Federal Farm Board advances money to the cotton co-oper- :

ative associations, and allows them to sell the spot cotton to the
mills, and gamble on the future market, the price will not be helped.

' Chairman Legge announced at Milledgeville last spring that this had

been the custom of most of the cotton co-operative associations. He
also announced that the Federal Farm Board approved such a cus- |
tom. .I wonder if they have been sending their wheat direct to the
mills that they have been buying, and playing on the future market,

If they have, no wonder their activities have proved unsuccessful in :

trying to help the price of wheat. oN
Bankers are hard-headed business men. We must get away

from hysteria and foolishness. We cannot afford to give away this
years cotton crop. The big banks of the cotton growing states can
advance sixteen cents per pound on it. It is the safest collateral |
that they could have on earth, and if they dont do it, they are going
to see the day that they will regret. If there-was an invading army
coming into America to destroy a great deal-of our: property, car
bankers would be among the first to go to any kind of Sacrifice of |
money, time, and blood, and say Lets stop them! Our property
is being destroyed when our farm products sell for less than the

cost of production. : =

July 29, 1930. EUGENE TALMADGE.





MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Atlanta Augusta

$3.00
ae
25
.20
25
20
ae:

Macon

$2.50 -
4.00
son
33
28
c30
AT
tO

Cabbage, green, crated, 100 Ihs2 4-3

-Eegs, Ga. Extra, doz.--------. ae
Eggs, Ga.,. Standard, doz, =
Eggs, Yarq Run, doz... --....-.
Stags, lb. ...------------------.
Hens, lb. ....---------.----- :

Prevailing Wholesale 1 rices, July 2921930. Always Subject to Variation

Savannah Columbus Valdosta
$3.00
3.00
30
.28
23
28
.20
22







INDEX

Poultry. For Sale... 20. 2.4,
Poultry Wante

Eggs For Sale

Eggs Wanted

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted

Ga. Products For Sale

Ga. Products Wanted .--
Miscellaneous For Sale

$3.25
. 2.50
80
28
23
28
15
AT

$3.00
3.50
at
20
20
20
20 |
20

Dont you

a aay AS
20
18

15 -

- 2.50
3.25
25

12

25

20

12

23

a ee
$3.00
3.58

30

25

Miscellaneous Wanted

Seed For Scale ........... a

Seed Wanted -------... ce eae
lambs. POr Sale okies vena s
Plants Wanted :

12
25
.20

S720

- Roosters, Ib. 35

| Friers, Jb. -..
- Ducks, lb. =
Geese, Ib. ....--------------
Turkeys, Ib. :
~ Capons, Ib. ef
Field Peas, mixed bu. ..._------
Field Peas, not mixed, bu......--.
Country Butter, Best Table, Ib
Country Butter, Cooking, Jb._-. .20
Corn Meal, 96 lbs. -.------ 2.20 2.40 3 : : 7
Hogs Sold During Week Beginning July 21, at Cooperative Sales, Brought 9.50 Soyo eae No .1 at Dawson, Ga.
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* : : ee SEC LE ag Siete ee Saye RE KE Rg

Se Farms For Rent ..... Z
00 Wanteg To Rent Farms -.....6,

3.30 Sou
40

30

Farm, Help Wanted
Positions Wanted





















PAGE TWO

Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS

Apr. hatch Ancona cockerels, from
Lindstrom hatchery, Clinton, Mo. 75
ets each or will exchange for Ancona
pullets, same age of cockerels or hens
that will set now. (No name) Roch-
elle, Ga.

Pure Shepparg strain Anconas from
finest testd stock Carefully selected
for breeding purposes. 14 wks. old, $2
each. J. P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.

10 Ancona roosters, 3 mos. old.
Hatched in Missouri, $1 each. Mrs, T.
D. Abercrombie, Ashburn, Ga.

Pure bred Sheppard strain, March
hatch Ancona pullets, $1 each FOB
Canton, Coops to be returned. Sher-
man Poole, RFD 4, Canton, Ga.





BANTAMS

One pr. Black Game bantams. Apr.
hatch, $1 Ray Johnson, RFD 1, Box 26,
Hartwell, Ga.

3 Golden Sebrights roosters beginning
to crow. Small type, rose comb, of
perfect shape and beauty. Guaranteed.

$1 delivered at express office. Send
cash or P. O. money order. -B.. J.
Wynne, Cochran, Ga. :

. Two bantam hens and 1 cockerel,
50 cts each. Good layers, Wilson Car-
son, Hampton, Ga.

One White Leghorn bantam roost-
o 50 cts. N. B. Burden, Jr., Elberton,

a.

12 hens and 2 roosters, 50 cts each,
or all for $6._E. Tuggle, Buford, Ga.

Half grown bantam roosters, al-
ready crowing, 50cts each, or exch.

} for equal value. John Dickens, Jr.,
Sparta, Ga.

Five bantam hens for sale. Good
layers and mothers, 60 cts each. Joe
Ben Jolly, Kingston, Ga.

One bantam hen and one xooster, 75
ects each. Dyar Willis, RFD 3, Talking
Rock, Ga.

Want to exchange two Golden Sea-
bright bantam hens fora N. Z. red,
white or Flemish doe about 6 or 8 mos.
old, Lawrence Betts, Porterdale, Ga.

Pair Game Bantams, $1.25; also pr.

' White Leghorn bantams, $1.25, or will
exchange both pair for trio Golden
Seabright bantams. Donald Jennings,
Box 84, Americus, Ga.

Young stock in. Golden Seabrights
and Cornish Games, $5 per pr. and up,
according to size, quality, etc. Utility
bantams, $3 per pair. - Robt. W. Clark,
177 Boulevard Ave., Macon, Ga.

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE

Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons, $9 per
hundred, Leghorns, Anconas, heavy
mixed, $8 per hundred, or wil! ex-
change for fryers. R. L. Wood, Jones-

boro, Ga.
_--Day.old_ chicks, Reds, Barreq and
Buff Rocks, C-instons, $9 per hun-
dred; heavy mixed, $8.50, prepaid live



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1 cent per chick. R. H. Fechtel, Way-
cross, Ga.

Tancred W. L., Brown Leghorn, An-
cona, R. f= Red or Barred Rock baby
chicks from healthy, blood-tested
flocks of mature hens that have been
bred for high egg production, $10 per
hundred. Guarantee 100 per cent live
delivery. Chicks shipped COD. S. P.

- Howe, Hapeville, Ga.

BARRED ROCKS >
- Barred Rock pullets, 3-to 4 mos. old,
from bred-to-lay stock. Alsd laying
pullets and laying hens. Good color
and markings. Healthy and well de-
veloped. Priced reasonable. S. P.
Howe, Hapeville, Ga.

23 B. R. hens and 2 cocks, 1 yr. old,
$1.25 each. Also 25 Apr. hatch pullets,
$15 for the lot, FOB Canton, Ga. All
pure bred ang healthy stock. Coops to
be returned at my expense. W. J.
eer, RED 1, Phone 8311, Canton,

a.

8 B. R. pullets and one cockerel,
~March hatch, $10 FOB. Mrs. J. W. Mc-

' Garity, Draketown, Ga.

; 15 B. R. pullets, Thompson Ringlet
strain, 5 mos. oldy well developed, $1.25
each or $18 for the lot. All cockerels,
Same age and strain, $1.50 each. H. A.
Wilson, Martin, Ga.

9 B. R. hens and 1 rooster, 16 mos.
old, Blue Ribbon Hatchery strain, yard
run, $10 for the lot. FOB. Miss Bessie
Summerhill, RFD 1, Dallas, Ga.

Paartridge Rocks, one fine cock, Bird
Bros. strain, half price. _A show wih-
mer. Robt. W. Clark, 177 Boulevard

*Ave., Macon, Ga. ;

Barred Rock cockerels, 5 mos. old,

$2.50 and $3 each, from special pen. 4











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MARKET BULLETIN

pullets, 5 mos. old, with one 3 mos. old
cockerel, $10. Four hens with one 3
mos. olg ockerel, $8. Parks strain,
Cream A grade, reg. permit No. 45-C-
30. Mrs. R. W. Barwick, Doerun, Ga.
8 pure Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barr-
ed Rock pullets, 1st of April hatch, $7.
Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. :

2 Feb. hatch Barred Rock cockerels,
bred to lay strain, $1.50 each, or both
for $2.75. Mrs. H. F. Cowan, Uvalda,
Ga. ;

Will trade 50 Barred Rocks, March
hatch, pullets for White or Brown Leg-
fiorn pullets ,about same age. Mort
Gibson, Franklin, Ga.

, Thompson strain B. R. pullets, March
hatch, $1 each, delivered. H. M. Ham-
mock, Culloden, Ga.

Some nice 3 1-2 mos. old cockerels,
pure Fischel strain, White Rocks, $1
each. Mrs. J. H. Hawes, Norwood, Ga.

100 pure bred Parks strain, Barred
Rocks, 8 ahq 9 wks. old pullets, 60 cts
each, lot $55. ' Also 40 9 wks. old C. J.
Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.

10 pure bfeg B. R. pullets, March.&
Apr. hatch, $12 FOB Toomsboro. Will
include one cockerel where desired for
$1 extra, or will sell five at same price.
Mrs. J. T. Holland, RFD 2, Toomsboro,
Ga.

Pure bred Parks strain, B. R. cock-
erels, registered permit. No. 47-D-30.
Hatched last Feb. anq March, $2.50 to
$3 each. Also hatching eggs. Mrs.
Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy, Ga. __

AAA Pedigreeg B. R. Apr. cockerels,
direct from Booth, at @.sacrifice. Many
years of pedigreed, ancestry with trap-
nest records of 300-331 eggs in one yr.
Secure some of worlds best. laying
blood at prices slightly higher than
friers, Simon Peterson, Douglas, Ga.

Pure bred Barred. Rock rooster,
hatcheg Apr. 1930. Came from Shinn
& Wayne Hatchery, Mo. Write for
price. H. M. Beck, RFD 1, Ivey, Ga.
_ 10 Thompson strain B. R,. pullets,
Apr. hatch, $1 each, One rooster free
with each 10 pullets. Mrs. L. M. Ader-
hold, Lavonia, Ga.

Two roosters, 2 yrs. old, some young
ones and some pullets, all pure Barred
Rocks, fine birds for sale cheap. W. C.
Vaughan, RFD 2, Columbus, Ga.

Pure bred Thompson Ringlet B. R.
cockerels, Apr. hatch from bred to lay
flocks, $1 each FOB. Cash with order,
no checks. W. R. Bartles, RFD 2,
Columbus, Ga.

15 early March hatch Thompson B.
R. pullets, $12 for the lot FOB. Cash
with order. No checks. Coop to be re-
ae Otis C. Chitwood, Lavonia,

a.

4 pure bred Barred Rock cockerels, 3
or 4 mos. old, 85 cts each, or will ex-
change for Buff Leghorn pullets. B. L.
Lynn, Coffee, Ga.

40 pure bred B. R. chicks, Apr.
hatch, 60 cts each; 10 pullets and one
cockerel, same breed, March hatch,
10. 50 pure bred, same breed, May
hatch, 50 cts each; 50 pure bred Barr-
q Rocks, May hatch, 60 cts each. No
checks. Prefer money order. Mrs. W.
D. Bryant, Coffee, Ga.

BRAHMAS

S. S. Hamburg and light Brahma
chicks, 4 mos. old pullets ang cockerels,
$1 each., L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

One Brahma rooster and 1 hen of
same breeq for sale. Will exch. for
3 1-2 bu. of wheat suitable for seed.
One Brahma, cock and 7 Brahma hens,
very fine breed, will exch. for 8 Tan-
cred strain W. L. pullets, March, 1930
hatch. No culls accepted. Must be
fully developed. S. D. Harrison, Kath-
leen, Ga. :

4 light. Brahma cockerels, Giant
strain, Mar. hatch, $1.50 each; also
two 1929 cockerels, same stsrain, $1.50
oe G..A. Skelton, RFD 1, Royston,

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GAMES

Cornish Indian Games, 3 hens, 1
rooster, 4 mos. old, $5. L. E. Williams,
Ty Ty, Ga. oe

One-full bred yellow Orpington cock-
erel, Feb. hatch, $1.50. Cash with or-
der. Miss\Ruth Chapman, RFD 1, Box
80, Graymont, Ga.

Pure bred Dark Cornish, March
hatch cockerels, $2 each. 6 Apr, hatch,
pullets, $1 each, one 2-yr. old cock, $2
ao J. R. Gardner, Locust Grove,

a.

5 Black Game hens, $2 each, and 1

Wildcat blue and Allen roundhead
crossed cockerel, $3 or $12. for the lot,
all 1 yr. old. Marvin Jackson, RFD 3,
Locust Grove, Ga. :

Want to get in touch with parties

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who have White Cornish Games for
sale. Any number. B. F. Cook, RFD 3,
Cairo, Ga. :

Cornish Indian Game rooster. A. G.
Agile, 602 Christman St., S. W., Atlanta
Ga.

4 pure bred rose comb Mar. hatch
dark Cornish Indian Game cockerels.
$1.50 each, delivered, or the four for $5
delivered, if all taken at same time.
No stamps wanted. Mrs. H. H. Sulli-
van, RFD 5, Carrollton, Ga. :

Pure bred, large type Dark Cornish
Game hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old, $1.50 each.
9 wks. old chicks, 40 cts each, broilers,
60. cts )each. Mrs. C .O. Sikes, Sylves-
ter, Ga.

; LEGHORNS

200 Harris Contest Grade pullets,
$1.50 each; 150 Sandy A. Grade Tan-
cred pullets, $2 each. Col. J. J. Hill,
Pellham, Ga.

3 or 4 S. C. Everlay strain Brown
Leghorn cockerels, 3 mos. old, $1.25
each. W. M. Bentley, RFD 1, Felton,
Ga.

40 W. L. pullets, 10 wks. old, 60 cts
each. Hanson strain direct. M. A.
Ramsey, Quitman, Ga.

Tancred' W. L., Brown L. or Ancona,
2 to 3 mso. old pullets from bred to
lay stock. Also young laying pullets
and laying hens. Priced reasonable. . S.
P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga. :

12 Ferris heavy laying cockerels, sec-
ond direct from Ferris 8 ang 9 wks.
old, 65 cts. each. 5 Ferris best egg
strain cockerels, direct from Ferris, 7
wks. old, $1.25 each. 1 13 mos. old:cock-
erel, heavy laying strain, direct from
Ferris, $1.25; one 3 mos. old heavy
laying strain cockerel, second direct
from Ferris, 80 cts each. cash with
order. Mrs. Roy Steed, RFD 1 Winder,

40 nine wks. old pure bred Tancred
high laying strain White Leghorn pul-
lets, 50 cts each, lot, $18. delivered. C.
J. Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.

Will exchange 3 Ferris strain cock-
erels, 5 to 6 mos. old, for 3 Ferris strain
pullets, 6 mos. old. Pullets must he
well developeg. and laying. Cockerels
from egg of Ferris Best Laying Strain.
W. H. Vickery, Marietta, Ga.

5 pure bred blood tested White Leg-
hofn jcockerels,. direct from, Thorn-
woods bred to lay exhibition grade.
Will be 2 mos. old 1st of Aug. 60 cts
each ang postage. Money order. Mrs.
Myrl Williams, RFD 5, Bowdon, Ga. ,

3 nine mos. old cocks, S. C. Brown

Leghorn, blood tested, direct from
Superior hatchery, for sale or ex-
change for Cornish Game eggs or pul-
lets. Price, $1.25 each. Mrsi HE. P.
King, RFD 1, Rochelle, Ga.
. 80 or more well developed and well
grown Apr. hatch W. L. cockerels, Tan-
cred strain. Make best offer. Must
sell in order to get away from pullets.
Mrs. T. I. Thomson, RFD 1, Box. 2238,
Bainbridge, Ga.

Selected, well dev. Tancred strain, S.
C. W. L. pullets, Feb. hatch, almost
ready to lay, $1 each FOB Lavonia.
Coops to be returned at my expense.
J. H. Beasley, RFD 2, Lavonia, Ga.

Ferris strain, S. C. W. L. Cockerels,
Mar. hatch, $1.75 each; Apr. hatch,
$1.25 each. 1 yr. old, $2 each. Mrs. JA
E. Steadham, RFD 2, Bainbridge, Ga.

12 pure breqg Brown Leghorn roosters
for sale, 9 wks. old, 75 cts each, Min-
ae strain. Rhoda J. Taylor, Aska,

a.

Several hundred nice, large, pure
bred Tancred strain, S. C. W. L. hens,
2%yrs. old, fine for breeders next
year. 60 cts each. Will sell any am-
ount, for cash only. G. P. Etheridge,
Richland.

500 S. C. W. L: hens, March, 1929
hatch. Thoroughly culled. 75 cts each
FOB Temple. Also 500 S. C. W. L.
pullets, $1 each. FOB Temple. Z. T.
Adams, Temple, Ga.

Six pure bred Brown Leghorn cock-
erels, 3 mos. old, $1 edth delivered.
Send cash with order. Mrs. F. M.
Brock, RFD 17, Carrollton, Ga.

100 March hatch W. L. pullets, Han-
son strain, $1 each. 40 Apr. hatch, 75
cts each. O. B, Brown, RFD 3, Madi-
son, Ga.

6 mixed Brown Leghorns, extra
small, good lavers, 3 for $1. 2 pullets,
one rooster, 2 mos. old. No checks ac-
cepted. Mrs. Marvin McCook, RFD 2,
Mcintyre, Ga.

10 pure bred S. C. Buff Leghorn hens,
$9.75, cockerels, same kind, 3 or 4 mos.
old, 85 cts each, or exchange for Buff
Leghorn pullets. B. L. Lynn, Coffee,
Ga.

Tancred strain W. L., 85 2nd yr. lay-

ing hens, $2 each; 60 (just in produc- |

tion) pullets, $1.50 each; 60 (3 wks.





Thursday, July 31, 1930.

ounger) pullets, $1.25 each; 50 Apr.
rth outlets. $1 each; 30 cockerels, half
from 30 cts. chicks, and half from 40
ct. chicks, unrelated, $1 each. Hens
well culled, heavy layers from Mar-
ghalls 30 ct. chicks. Pullets from 30
ct. stock by Marshall, and cockerels
are half 30 cts. and Hardmans 40 ct.
chicks. Prices are cash our yards, Al-
pany. Bring chrates. Chas..B. Tyler,
Albany, Ga. f

50 Tancred strain W. lL. pullets,
hatched in March, $1 each. Some are
now laying. Bred from high laying,
trapneosted stock. K. E. Rucker, RFD
8, Elberton, Ga. ;

160 young B. L. hens, 75 cts each,
FOB Jesup, in lots of 50 or more, or
$115 for the lot. Send M. O. or certi-
fied check. W. M. Thornton, RFD 2,
Jesup, Ga. :

50 pure breq S. C. White Leghorn
pullets, March hatch, $1 each. Bob
Sosby, Carnesville, Ga.

White Leghorn pullets, March hatch,
60 cts each: roosters, 60 cts each. Apr.
hatch pullets, 50 cts each; roosters, 50
cts each; Ferris strain. Ernest Price,
Maxeys, Ga.

25 Mar. hatch /Kerlins Wycoff strain
White Leghorn pullets, $1 each. No

culls. Will soon begin laying. Mrs.
Milton Menshew, Walden, Ga.
~ Pure Tancred strain, bred to lay

cockerels, write or wire for prices and
how many wanted. J. H. Lamb, Cor-
dele, Ga.

White Leghorn pullets, 15 wks. old,
now beginning to lay, $1 each FOB
Blackshear, Ga. Alvin Ratliff, Black-
shear, Ga.

Cockerels, S.C. W. L: 12 wks. old,
wt. 21-2 to 3 Ibs; chicks direct from
Johnsons Class A pen, $1 each FOB.
Rose comb, W. L. cockerels, wt. 2 1-2
to 3 lbs. Berrys strain, beautiful birds,
$1 each. Solomon Burnsed, St. George, |
Ga.

12 pure bred English Leghorn cock-
er@ls, Apr. hatch, $1.25 each, or $2.25
per pr. C. A. Moye, Oconoee, Ga.

March hatch Brown Leghorn pullets,
$1 each. W. L. Lowe, Cass Station, Ga.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS FOR
SALE

Milk fed friers (Barred Rock) 35 cts
per lb. Mrs. Lola Adams, RFD 4, Tai-
botton, Ga.

Friers, thorobred R. I. Reds and Buff
Orpingtons, 1 3-4 to 2 1-2 lbs; 27 1-2
cents per lb. fattened. Mrs. Annie
Joiner, Tennille, Ga.

Mixed fryers, 1 1-2 to 2 Ibs. each, 30
cts. per lb. Also. common Bantam
hens and 2 roosters, 50 cts each. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, RFD 2, Ray City, Ga.

12 nice fryers, 35 cts per lb. FOB.
Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.

Pure bred Blue Andelusians, 3 pul-
lets) and one cockerel, March hatch, $1
each, Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee, Ga.

Speckled Sussex hens, roosters, cock-
erels and pullets. J. J. Johnston,



Waynesboro, Ga.

15 mixed chickens, 1 yr. old, $1 each
ie Gardi, Ga. J. O. Stewart, Gardi,

a.

10 Black Minorcas, 3 White Leg-
horns, 1 Buff Orpington, ang one Red,
$1 each or $15 for the lot, FOB Gardi,
Ga. Mrs. Addie Stewart, Gardi, Ga.

8 hens for eating purposes, mostly R.
I. Reds. Make best offer. W. J. Holtz-
claw, RFD 1, Phone 8311, Canton, Ga,

R. I. Req friers, weighing from 2 to
3 lbs, 35 cts per lb. FOB. Mrs. J. W.
MeGarity, Draketown, Ga.

_MINORCAS
One March hatch- Black Minorca
cockerel, $2; 3 Apr. hatch Black Mi-
norca cockerels, $1.50 each; trio of
cockerel and two good breeding hens,
according to stock, furnished. O. H.
Wright, Peters Bidg., Atlanta, Ga.

6 pure bred Black Minorca, pullets,
Feb. hatch, and one cockerel, same
hatch, $1 each, or $6.50 for the lot. No.
personal checks. Mrs. B. H. Purvis,
RFD 1, Helena, Ga.

ORPINGTONS

Golden Buff Orpington cock, 16 mos.
old. Will exchange for Black Jersey
Giant cock, same ag, or will sell for
$2.50 cash. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruit-
and, Ga. :

S. C. Buff Orpingtons, late Jan.
Hatch, beginning to lay. For sale, or
will exchange for S. C. White Leghorns
or S. C. R. I. Reds. Must be of good
Strain. J. W. Walker, Box 533, Augus-





| ta, Ga.

5 pure Golden Buff Orpingtons, Apr.
hatch cockerels, $1 each. Mrs. W, R,
Chasteen, Locust Grove, Ga, .







Thursday, July 31, 1930.

PIGEONS FOR SALE
Will exchange ten or more common
pigeons for fryers. Robt. McCowan,
Box 44, RFD 1, Kirkland, Ga.

White Kings and Carneaux, work-
ing and banded, $3 per pair; also Hun-
-garians, working and banded, $5 per
pair. Youngsters, $1 and $1.50 each.
Harry Davis, RFD 6, Macon, Ga.

Four pair .extra selected White
Kings, mated, banded and working.
All about one and one-half yrs. old.
First check for $10 gets the lot. Young-

sters for sale about Oct. Ist, 1930. R.
L. Hammond, ,Jackson, Ga.
Pure white King pigeons, mated,

banded and working, $2.50 per pr. Tom
Richardson, Palmetto, Ga. .

Mated, banded and working Req Car-
neaux pigeons, will exchange for Feb.
or Mar. hatch White Leghorn, R. I.
Red, or Barred Rock pullets, bird for
bird. Hach to -pay transportation
chaorges. C. B. Tanner, RFD 1, San-
deorsville, Ga.

3 Homers ang one Carneaux roosters
for sale, 50 cts each, or will exchange
for one Carneaux hen weighing 22 oz.
or more. T. J. Anderson, Jr., 706 Plum
St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga.

R. I. REDS FOR SALE

5 R. I. red pullets, Donaldson strain,
2 1-2 or 3 lbs. Will exchange for 5
Indian Runner Ducks. Also 2 R. TI.
Reg cockerels, Donaldson strain, wt.

3lbs., price $1 each, or will exchange
for value. Write first. Mrs. J. L.
Erwin, Adairsville, Ga.

2 dark red Donaldson strain, Feb.
hatch, R. I. Red roosters, $1 each. Mrs.
Milton Minshew, Walden, Ga.

Tompkins strain, direct S. C. R.'I.
Red cockerels and pullets, 1 lb. to 1 1-2
Ibs. size, $1.00 each; in lots of 10, 75



cts each. C. F. Matheson, Box 121,

Alto, Ga. .

10 pure breg S. C. R. I. Red, Donald-
Son strain pullets ang .one cockerel,
May ist hatch, 75 cts each. Cash with
og Mrs. G. H. Eley, White Plains,

a.

2 pens, Owen strain Reds, 7 pullets, 1
rooster, first pen, av. wt. akout 1 1-2
lbs. each, $5.50. Second pen about 1 Ib.
ig $5.50 for 8 Jas. Brown Helena,

a.

40 pure bred Donaldson strain R. I.
Red pullets, 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 lbs. each,
85 cts each for the lot, or will pick out
the 2 1-2 lb. ones for $1 each. 10 nice
cockerels, same strain, 75 cts each, if
all are taken. All FOB. Mrs. Fred At-
Kinson, RFD 2, Ray City, Ga.

10 S. C. Owens strain R. I. Red hens,
1929 hatch, wt. 5 to 6 1-2 Ibs. $1.25
each; 6 Feb. 1930 hatch pullets, same
strain, wt. 3 to 4 lbs. 90 cts each. All
high egg producers ang healthy stock.

2 unrelated 1929 roosters, $1.25 each.
Mrs. Peter G. Walker, Madison, Ga.

Will exchange one yr. old anq two
yr. old pure Donaldson roosters, R. I.
Red, free from W. D. and from breg to
lay stock, for four Feb. and March
hatch R. I. Red pullets. C.D. William-
son. Plains, Ga.

Pure bred, very dark S. C. R. I. Red
roosters, March, 1929 hatch, $2.50 each.
ae Jno. D. Wilson, RFD 3, Quitman,

a.

Several fine Donaldson strain S.C R.
I. Apr. hatch cockerels, from blood tes-
teq stock. wt. between 2 and 3 Ibs, $1
each. Mrs. J. F. Trawick, RFD 1, Ten-
nille, Ga.

Choice March hatch S. C. R. I. Red
cockerels, $2.50 each; 2 fine 15 mos. old
cocks, $5 each; one 10 mos. old cock-
erel, $3.50; hens, $2 and $3 each. Ma-
hoog prize stock. and heavy layers.
Miss Belle Timmerman, Box 83, Bron-
wood, Ga.

Want to exchange one dark R. I. Red
rooster, 15 mos. old, for one of same
age, Donaldson strain. Mrs. Brinson
Alderman, Douglas, Ga.

Few choice extra fine S. C. R. I. Red
cockerels, Jan. hatch, finest stock.
Direct. Rich, dark glossy red to skin, $3
to $5 each. 10 goog red pullets, $1.50
each. Feb. and March: hatch. Cockerel
free with each 10 pullets. Mrs. J..E.
Sikes, RFD 2, Chester, Ga.

1 pure bred Donaldson rooster, March
1929 hatch, $5. Mrs. J. A. LeConte
1044 Cleburne Ave., Atlanta, Ga. .

20 pure Donaldson R. I. Reds, 18
-mos. old hens, $1.25 each, or $23 for
the lot. Taylor Hooks, RFD 2, Una-
dilla, Ga. . :

R. I. Red cockerels, Dunlop high-
yielding strain, 8 to 10 wks. old., 80 cts
each. Mrs. C. M. Breman, Columbus,
Ga. S
~ R. L. Red pullets, 3 to 4 mos. old,
from bred-to-lay stock, Also laying

nice dried apples or peaches.



MARKET

pullets and laying hens.- Good color
and markings. Healthy and well de-
veloped. Priced Reasonable. S. P.
Howe, Hapeville, Ga.



ROCKS

Few fine March hatch White Rock
cockerels, pure Fischel strain, hatched
from blood tested, mateg 10 to 11 Ib.
hens, each $1.50. Cash with order. Or
will exchange 2 or 3 for equal value in
Will also
exchange blood-tested R. I. Reds or
Barred Rock cockerels at-$1.50 each for
equal value in dried fruits. Mrs. J. L.
Wallace, Bowersville, Ga.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, GUINEAS
GEESE, ETC. FOR SALE

4 extra large M. B. turkey toms, 1928
hatch, 4 1929 hatch, all fine for breed-
ing. Will exchange for pullets or 1 yr.
old Barred Rock-hens. Mrs. T. J. Big-
gers, Bremen, Ga.

. White Emboden geese, $12 for trio,
or $7 for pair. Mrs. Mary B. Stokes,
Madison, Ga.

Pure White Indian Runner ducks
and drakes, $1 each. Geo. N. Thomas,
Thomasboro, Ga. Saeee

4 pure bred mammoth White Pekin
ducks, $3.98, 4 or 5 mos. olds Also 3
pure breg White pekin ducks, 2 ducks
and 1 drake, last yrs. hatch, $3.50. Two
young Pekin ducks, 1 mo. old, pure
bred $1. B. L. Lynn, Coffee, Ga.

12 blue speckled guinea hens and 2
roosters, about 13. mos. old. All hens
now laying, 95 cts each. Will sell part
or all at same price. Olia Chapman
RFD 1, Butler, Ga.

2 pvr. Big Blue Toulouse geese, Ellis
strain, $5 per pr. Also 5 half-grown
geese from above mating, $5 for the
five. Tom Richardson, Palmetto, Ga.

One pr. White African guineas, $2.50
Wilson Carson, Hampton, Ga.

10 M. B. turkeys, 17 aks. old, $3 ea.
or will exchange for Cornish Game
pullets or hens. No culls accepted. Will
accept some Cornish Game eggs. Write
first. If purchased outright, send P.
O. Money order. Mrs. E; P. King, RFD
1, Rochelle, Ga.

Muscovey ducks, 4 to 5 mos. old, $1



each, $10 per doz. I. E. Williams, Ty |

Ys Ga \
, Four Indian Runner Ducks for sale,
3 ducks and one drake, $1 each. Roger
Harris, Gibson, Ga.

1 yr. olq turkey hen and tom, $8. Mrs.
Steve Martin, RFD 5, Commerce, Ga.

35 Mammoth Pekin ducks, as large
as parent duck. Will sell for $1.25 ea.
or $35 for lot FOB to parties who live
near enough. Will swap. ducks for
shoats weighing from 25 to 100 lbs.
at 8 cts per lb, or will exchange ducks
for 35 pullets Feb hatch, in good condi-
tion, no culls, any good strain. G. C.
Rodgers, RFD 4, Box 127, Waycross,
Ga.

WYANDOTTES

10 five mos. olq S. L. Wyandotte pul-
lets. Purchased when day old chicks
from Berry Bros. Well matured and
developeg for their age, $1.25 each. 20
pure bred S: L. Wyandotte hens, heal-
thy laying condition, $1.50 each. Pure
bred S. L. Wyandotte cockerels, Sun-
flower strain, 4 and 5 mos. old. True
to color ang ready for service. Write
fot prices. R. B. Williams, Milan, Ga.

S. L. Wyandottes, March hatch of
high breed stock for sale, or will: ex-
exchange for S. C. White Leghorns or
Ss. C. R. I. Reds. Must be goog strain.
J. W. Walker, Box 533, Augusta, Ga

10 pure bred S. L. Wyandottes, young



roosters ready for service; $f each. W
'T, Adams, Box 381, Lavonia, Ga.



Poultry Wanted

BRAHMAS WANTED

Brahma hens and pullets of the
Giant strain wanted. Will want hens
of March, 1929 natch and pullets of
March, 1930 hatch. Absolutely no culls
accepted. Must be up to standard in
every way. Will exchange Duroc Jer-
sey pigs, registered in buyers name, or



will pay cash. L. M. Kennedy, Co:Jins,

Ga

MISCELLANEOUS POULTRY
WANTED

Want 50 well devloped Tancred W.
L. pullets, Mar. 1930 hatch. No culls
accepted. Must be from heavy layers.
Will exch. 400 cap, Super Hatcher in-
cubator with self turner device, A-1
shape, almost as goog aS new. Guar-
antee incubator in perfect condition.
Will also give with incubator two pigs,
t mo. old, delivering them Sept. 3ist,





BULLETIN

and the incubator at once. I pay frt.
on.the pullets, ang other party pay frt.
on incubator and pigs. S. D. Harrison,
Kathleen, Ga.

Want from 200 to 500 W. L. pullets,
from 5 to 10 wks. old. Write, quoting
best prices. Alvin Rush, Cork, Ga.

I need any number of good White or
Brown Leghorn or Ancona laying pul-
lets. Also several hundred young pul-
lets, if pure bred, healthy and well de-
veloped. State what you have and
wee located. A. C. Young, Hapeville,

a.

Want 8 or 10 dark Brown Leghorn
pullets. Must be pure. State lowest
cash price. Mrs. S. V. Thornton, RFD
3, Box 55, Washington, Ga.

Want White or Brown Leghorn Ban-
tam pullets. Will exchange one J. B.
Giant pullet for 2 or 3 bantam pullets,
according to age. M. M. Murray, JY.,
RFD A, Box 229, Americus, Ga.



LEGHORNS WANTED

Want prices on 150 Brown or White
Leghorns, or R. I. Red pullets, from 10
to 12 weeks old. Must be cheap and
goog stock. Write Mrs. J. C. Flythe,
RFD 2, Hahira, Ga. :

Want 52 W. L. cockerels, early hatch,
p,refer Hollywood strain, direct from
Hollywood farm. Give age and price.
Advise where can be seen. G. D. Fain,
Edison, Ga.

Want pure bred Buff Leghorn pul-
lets, Feb. or March hatch, exchange
pure breq Pekin ducks for same. B. L.
Lynn, Coffee, Ga.

Want Mar. hatched Wycoff or Tan-
cred stran W. L. pullets. Will ex-
change Conrads strain of Chinchilla
rabbits, all breeding stock, reg. and
young sub. to registration. In fine
shape. Does bred (3), and one C. A.
reg. Buck and 25 young sub. to regis-
tration. Age from 4 wks. to 6 mos. old.
G. H. Goddard, Reynolds, Ga.

Want W. L. pullets, March and April
hatch. Quote best price and other
particulars. G. B. Balbridge, 316 East
Lake Drive, N. E., Oakhurst, Atlanta,
Ga.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, GUINEAS,
GEESE, ETC., WANTED ....
Turkeys, ducks and rabbits wanted
to raise on thirds until Thanksgiving
or Christmas. Have plenty of feeq to
fatten. Will give best of care. C. R.
Belcher, RFD 1, Wadley, Ga.
Want a few guineas. Must be cheap.
G. A. Johnson, 1219 Second Ave.,
Columbus, Ga.





Eggs For Sale

Select hatching eggs from fancy
dark req matings, $1.50 per 15; from
fine free range flock, $5 per hundred
all from Mahoods prize stock S, C. R.
.. Reds and heavy layers.

Want to hear from person to con-
tract for full season for hatching eggs
from pure dark red S. C. R. I. Reds,
well selecteg and high fertility. Mrs.
J. E. Sikes, RFD 2, Chester, Ga. ,

White Australian guinea eggs, $1.25
per 15, delivered. L. E. Williams, Ty
Ty,-Ga;

Pure bred Golden Buff Orpington
hatching eggs, 90 cts per 15; fine heal-
thy stock. Also pure breq Thompson
Ringlet Barred Rock hatching eggs,
85 cts per, 16 eggs. Also select pure
bred Donaldson R. I. Red hatching
eggs, 85 cts per 15 eggs. Prize Win-
ning stock, crates returned. Mrs. A.
L.. Garrison, RFD 2, Box 90, Ashland,
Ga.

Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barred
Rock, also S. C. Ferris strain, W. L.
eggs, 85. cts per 15; $1.40 per 30, de-
livered. Mrs. J. E. Steadham, RFD 2,
Bainbridge, Ga.

B. R. eggs, Thompson strain, prize
stock, R. I. red eggs, Donaldson strain,
all blood-tested, for BWD. Summer
prices. $1 per 15. delivered. No checks
accepted. Mrs. Milton Sumner, RFD 3,
Sylvester, Ga.

Tompkins strain S. C. R. I, Red eggs,
$1 per 15, or $5 per hundred. Would
like to contract with hatchery for fall
ang spring. C.F. Matheson, Box 121,
Alto, Ga.

R. I. Red hatching eggs, Donaldson
strain, 75 cts-per 15, or will exchange
for value. Write first. Mrs. J. L. Er-
win, Adairsville, Ga.

Pure bred dark Cornish Game fresh
eggs. Heavy strain, hens weigh from
5 to 7 lbs. Roosters from 9 to 11 Ibs.
Unrelated stock, $1 for 15 eggs, post-
paid. Mrs. Fred F. Johnson, RFD 6,





Box 160, Dawson, Ga..

PAGE THREE

Fresh hatching eggs, pure fawn and
white Indian Runner Ducks, $1 per 12,
del. Will exchange a few for Japanese
Silkies, or White Pekin eggs. Write
first. W. E. Wylam, Cleveland, Ga.
...Pure bred large type Dark Cornish
Game eggs. $1 per 15. Mrs. C. O. Sikes.
Sylvester, Gd.

Eggs from pure bred Dark Cornish |
Indian Games in egg carriers, post-
paid, for $1 per 15. Mrs. L. M. Ken-
nedy, RFD 2, Collins, Ga.

Eggs Wanted

Want one setting of Blue Andalusian
eet Mrs. J. A.'Culbreth, Whigham,
a.

Live Stock For Sale a









One pure bred but not reg. Jersey
bull, 1 yr. old, squirrel grey. Ready
for service. Out of a heavy milker.
= crated. Tom Richardson, Palmetto,

a.

Fine bull, 20 mos. old, cross with red
Poll, fine in size. Will exchange for a
cow or heifer with calf, or soon to
freshen. If interested, come ang see
him at R. L. Blackwells place, 2 mi.
Town Creek church, RFD 4, Cleveland,
or write Claude Blackwell, RFD 4,
Cleveland, Ga. F

One Jersey milk cow for sale, Will
freshen in September with 2nd calf.
eae milker. L. H. Atkins, Oak Park,

a.

Reg. Jersey bull calf, 2 mos. old, per
fect individual, out of prize winning
stock. Will exchange for chickens,
hogs. or feed. John C. Netherland RFD
2, Wesley Chapel Road, Decatur, Ga.

Young Jersey bull, wt. 500 Ibs. Int.
Reg. well marked, $50 FOB. Also Black
Jersey and Holsten mixed heifer, Gov.
Hardman stock, wt. 600 lbs. bred pure-
bred Jersey to freshen March 12th,

yearlings, make best offer. T., M. Perry.
Box 501, Maysville, Ga. |

One reg. Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, with
2 mos. old. heifer calf, ent. to reg. re-
breq to a registered Jersey bull. Real
good cow. Ed Bruton, RFD 4, Box 262,
Atlanta, Ga.

One nice -Jersey Bull, 16 mos. old.
Not. reg. but full blooded. Price, $35 or
will exchange for anything can use.
Write what you have to trade and
come and see the bull. Wt, 450 or 500
lbs. J. B. Tucker, RFD 1, Box 44,
Lithia Springs, Ga.

Reg. Jersey, one 3yr. olg bull, grand-



5 yr. old Raleigh milch cow, $100;: one
6 mos. old heifer, $50; one 6-mos. old *
bull, $25. W.P Chappell, RFD 1, New-
nan, Ga. a

One goog milch cow, English Jersey

CATTLE 8



price $40 FOB. Also few bull calves and



son of Oxford Majesty, price $100; one a



with 4th calf, giving 2 gals. milk per
day and one lb. of butter, $65 at my
barn. Also two goog milch cows, one
with 2nd calf, gives 2 gals per day, $60
at my barn; and one with 4th calf,
giving 2 gals milk per day $65 at my
barn W. C. Wicker, RFD 4, Wrights- _
ville, Ga. a

8 goog young milch cows, 7 3-mos.
old calves (5 of them heifers) all in -
good condition. Cows barn trained and
T. B. tested. T. T. Blasingame, RFD 2,
Butler, Ga.

Fine milch cow, 8rd calf few days
old. Gentle ang in good! condition, $75.
Riley S. Couch, Turin, Ga.

One fine Jersey cow for sale, giving
3 gal. of milk per day. Come &nqd see
at my barn. W. A. Ivey, RFD 2, Con-
yers, Ga. ae

Reg. Jersey cows and calves for
O. H. Bradbury, Bogart, Ga.

One fawn colored grade Jersey cow
with young bull calf. Good qualitites
in every respect. Will sell for $60 at ~~
an barn. J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, i

a. ;

One 7-8 or 15-16,.15 mos. old Jersey
bull, yeHow or partly gray color. Well
built. T.. B. tested, $25. Austin Aber-
crombie, RFD 2, Dahlonega, Ga. i

One nice Jersey heifer calf, 2 mos.
old, $12 or will exchange for 12 Brown
Leghorn hens or 2 nice shoats. Mrs.
Mahle Wright, RFD 3, Adairsville, Ga.

One 2 1-2 yr old graded Jersey,
butt-headed heifer with a four wks.
old heifer calf. Will make nice milker ~
if taken care of. $40 or will exchange
for a 650 lb. steer. No delivery. Mrs. |
Eva M. Hunter, RFD 3, C-o Leroy ~~
McClain, Thomasville, Ga. 3

One reg. Jersey bull, 2 1-2 yrs. old,
in good condition. Will sell, as have
no place to keep him: Very gentle, ~
a0. E. Gable, RFD 6, Douglasville, ~

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Market Bulletin

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ene Talmadge, Commissioner

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ive Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Ne Jersey milch cow, 3 yrs. old,
shen soon. Will give 3 gals. or
f milk per day, $50 at my barn.



t crate. H. J . Johnson,RFD A,



Tunnel Hill, Ga.
pure bred Guernsey bull calf,
t grandson of King Chilmart, who
sireq more record milk cows than
Guernsey bull in the United
. N. C, Alston, Richland.

nice Jersey heifers, 5 and 10
ld, $35 for the pr., FOB Gaines-
Ga. if taken at once. John Go-
Gainesville, Ga. :
Jersey male calf, 6 mos. old, wt.
300 lbs, entitled to registration.
ake $20 for s



Hee
2 x

in extra good pasture condition. Write
Dr. O. N. Mathis, Griffin, Ga.

One dark fawn 17-8 Jersey cow in
good shape. Will give 4 gal. of milk.
T. B. tested. Calf 2 mos. old. Will sell
without calf or will exchange for dry
bees! Write A. W. Kemp, Marietta,

a. '

100 head cattle, 7 cows, 22 heifers, 70
steers. Parties can leave them on fine
500 A. pasture until-fall. No rent. Also
I will attend to them for a small charge
or will load at any time on train. W.
S. Rasberry, Andersonville, Ga.

One Jersey and Holstein bull calf, 8
wks. old in goog condition: Will sell
for $10 FOB Lavonia, Ga. W. T. Adams
Box 381, Lavonia, Ga,

One reg. Jersey bull for sale, 5 yrs.
old, no bad habits, price $100, or will
exchange for 2 reg. Jersey or Guernsey
heifers, 1 yr. old. Mrs. Eugene Sim-
mons, Lakeland, Ga.

Guernsey bull calves. reg. Sons of
the -wonderful Brookmead Honest Lad.
You will be pleased. J. A. Ewing, Ash--
burn, Ga. : a

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_. _ HOGS FOR SALE :
Fine pig, 9 wks. old, about 15 to 2
ibs. Healthy and growing fast. $8, or
Will exchange for chickens, meat or

corn. J. Wood, Griffin, Ga. _

One pr. fine Big Bone Black Guinea
pigs, 40 to 50 lbs, $15 for the pair.
FOB Buena Vista, Ga. N. J. Hale,
Buena Vista, Ga.

Will exchange pigs or shoats for R.
I. Red pullets or any breed of turkeys,
etc. M. M. Murray, Jr.. RFD A, Box
229, Americus, Ga. ;

. One spotted Poland China boar,

sub. to reg. Wt. 250 lbs. 16 mos. old. |

T. G. Presley, RFD 3, Eatonton, Ga.

Two pure bred P. C. pigs, 5 mos.
old, male and female, cholera im-
mune, $2.50 each FOB Plains, C. D.
Williamson, Plains, Ga.

Duroc Jersey pigs, 5 to 7 mos. old,
immune for life against cholera and
registered in buyers name at reason-
gb prices. L. M. Kennedy, Collins,

a.

5 shoats, wt. 75 to 100 lbs. Hamp-
shire, $10 each; $45 for the 5. 5 pigs,
6 wks. old, $5 each, or $9 per pair.
All No. 1. J. B. Almand,51 1-2 Hunter
SW, Atlanta. or call Wal-4128
Hemlock 8208-J at

St.,
during day, or
night. os

Seven 6 wks. old P. C. pigs for sale,
make offer. O. B. Brown, RFD 3, Mad-
ison, Ga.

Stayfat absolutely pure bred big
type Black Guinea hogs, for breeding
purposes only. Pigs and shoats, either
sex, at bargain prices. All cholera im-
mune. Guarantee satisfaction. J. B.
Proctor, Eastman, Ga.

7 50-lb shoats, for $600 cash. Not 4a
bie bargain but an excellent value. T.
T. Blasingame, RFD 2, Butler, Ga. ~

Nice Berkshire pigs for sale, 8 wks.
old, $6. J. W. Lord, RFD 5, Commerce,
Ga. gee

Reg. Big Bone Black Essex, satisfac-
tion guaranteed. W. J. Bargerson, Sar-
dis, Ga. :

83 mos. old pigs, $3.50. Lifetime treat-
ment. Send one dollar, balance COD.
S. W. Roughton, Scotland, Ga.

One pure bred, straight nose Berk-
shire gilt, 10 wks. old., wt. 50 Ibs. Bred
from Worlds Champon boar. Entitled
to register. $10 without papers, or $12
with papers. Dorsey Martin, RFD 1,
Canon, Ga.

Duroc pigs from big bodied stock, 6|

wks. old, $5. Dick Tope, Raymond, Ga,
2 10-mos .old, one boar and one sow;
sow breq to farrow by Sept. 1st. Im-
mune for life, reg. in buyers name.
Will sell cheap or exchange for any
kind of grain to feeq livestock. Also
3 brood sows, one gilt anq two tried
sows. Sell cheap or exchange for
wheat, oats or corn. Will farrow with-
in next 6 wks. All registered B. P. C.
and immune for life. Gilt weighs
about 250 lbs, older sows, 450 to 500 Ibs.
7-Black Poland China shoats for sale

or exchange for peas, new crop pea- |.

nuts, wheat, corn or oats, 6 mos. old.
Wt. from 75 to 100 Ibs. 5 gilts, and 2

boars, immune for life, reg. in buyers

name. Also one 10 mos. old boar, same
breed. Must sell within: next 2 or 3
mos. G. W. Randall, Lavonia, Ga. .
Reg. Duroc sow, Sylvesters Uneeda,
Lass, No. 709022, farrowed June 5, 1928,
fiirst litter, 7 pigs, last litter, 13 pigs.

Bred to Duroc boar. Write Miss Kate |

Lancaster, Sylvester, Ga. 3

B. B. Guinea Apericon strain pigs, 10.
wks. old, wt. about 40 Ibs .each, $10
each, or $19- pair. Also some males

about ready for service. $12. $14]
h FO es

B my station.

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Two big bone Guinea hogs, female,
wt. 50 lbs, $7 each. Pedigreed stock.
G. R. Anderson, Dublin, Ga,



HORSES AND MULES

One mule about 10 yrs. old. Good
order, one foot to keep shod, $50 or
exchange. Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga.

Have old mule for sale. Will take
$45 for her, or exchange for 45 Barred
Rock hens, or for a good fresh-in milk
oe D. C. Griffin, RFD 8B, Gibson,

a. :

.: One goog bay mar, 10 yrs. old, gen-
Good buggy |

tle, will work anywhere. 1
horse. Wt. 950, lbs. Price, $40 or will
exchange for good syrup mill, large
size, or good grade Jersey heifer, 1 1-2
yrs. old. J. B. Tucker, RFD 1, Box 44,
Lithia Springs; Ga. :

Good plug mule in Ist class con-
dition, wt. about 1,000 lbs or will ex-
change for hogs or anything of equal
Se J. R. Vincent, RFD1I, Riverdale,

a. 5

One sound farm or team mule, wt.
800 .to 1,000 lbs, $30 or will exhange
for cow and calf, good brood sow, or
ae J. E. Martin, RFD 2, Jesup,

a. = :
- One black mare, 12 yrs. old, 2 cows,
3 yrs. old, will freshen in fall, to ex-
change for.a pair of good les, right
ae and age. W. N. Arnold, Devereux,

a. . z

One black horse mule, about 1150 Ibs.
Good all round mule, gentle and work
anywhere but best for sawmill work.
Age about 12 yrs. old, on good condi-
tion. Price $100. Harvey Stubbs, RFD
1, Mauk, Ga. -

RABBITS FOR SALE |

One White Flemish Giant doe, lyr.
old, $5; 6 young W. F. G. 2 mos. old,
males, $2; females, $2.50; 1 buck and
2 does, Chinchillas, Stahls Gold Cer-
tificate stock, 7 mos. old, ready to
breed, all above extra fine stock and
pedigree papers furnished. Exchange



|for chickens or anything can use. W.

O. Dewberry, 218 E. Jones St., Savan-
nah, Ga. z

Will exchange one White Chinchil-
la doe, 14 mos. old for Duroc Jersey
pig or any other breed, 5 or 6 wks.
old, each to pay charges. Two Chin-
chilla does, 14 mos. old, will sell or
exchange for 4 Thompsons Ringlet
Barred Rock or Donaldson R. I. Red
pullets, Feb. or March hatch, or 3
pullets and one cockerel, each to pay
charges. Mrs. Brinson Alderman,
Douglas, Ga.

One pr. N. Z. rabbits, $3.50, or ex-
change for White Wyandottes, one
cock and 2 hens. Harold OQuinn,
Odum, Ga.

2 N. Z. red mixed with white, 1
black and white, wt. 3 lbs each. Ex-
ee sok ote oe or some
other breed of rabbits. Ernest Davis,
RFD 5, Dallas, Ga. j

Chinchillas, 4 young, 5 mos. old
bucks, sired by Stahls Gold Certifi-
cate buck, $2.50 each; 2 does, 1 buck,
2 mos. old, same strain, $5 for 3. Ped-
igreed New Zealand Reds, 7 wks. old,

Naomi Allison, Lithia Springs, Ga.



1.50 each; 5 mos. old, $3 each. Pr. 9
oe old doe, bred to reg. buck, $6.50,
also one Junior doe, Himalayan, $3

pr. Himalayan doe, bred, $6; mixed

rabbits, $1 each. E. T. Almon, Mid- _
land, Ga. 6 x
Chinchilla rabbits, 8 wks. old, thor-_
obred, sub. to reg., $4 each. Scott Hart,
RFD C, Americus, Ga. : ee
Female thorobred, unreg.!| Flemish
Giant rabbit, wt. 10 lbs. age 18 mos.

old, guaranteed splendid breeder, $2.50.

Buyer to pay transportation charges.
Mrs. O. ope 1420 19th St., Col-_
umbus, Ga. ee eo
Chinchilla rabbits, from reg. stock.
Breeders, $2 to $3 each, bred to my
best buck if desired. J. M. Jones,
Grayson, Ga. =e
Heavyweight pedigreed Chinchillas, |
guaranteed quality. Seniors, $5; Jun-
iors, $2.50 each. Also Black Fox Giant
seniors, $15 per trio; Juniors, $7.50 |
per trio. L. C. Rhodes, Graysville, Ga.
Pedigreed Chinchilla rabbits, 8 wks. _

old, $2 each, or$3.75 per pair. 5 mos.

old does, $4 each, or $7 for two. 1 buck,
5 mos. old, $4, All subject to registra-
tion, healthy and in good condition,

Edw. A. Torrance, RFD 5, Milledge-_

ville, Ga. a
Pure bred N. Z. white rabbits from
reg. fur bearing strain. Bred does, $522
open does, $3. F. C. Garrett, Sparks,
Ga. eG ee
Stahls Gold Certificate Chinchillas,
olq stock reg., young can be registered.
Reasonable price. Chas. Watson, Mari-_
etta, Ga. ac peae
8 mos. old pedigreed Chinchilla doe,
bred to reg. buck, $5; good reg. Chin-

| chilla buck, $4; 3 mos old N. Z. Whites,

all pedigreeq ,$1.50 each; reg. N. Z.
White does, $10 each. David Jennings,
Box 84, Americus, Ga. ee
For sale or exchange, for New Zea-
land Whites, two Grey Flemish does
ang two bucks, pedigreed stock. P. A.
Ammons, Staton A, Atlanta, Ga. eee
Have 30 pedigreed Chinchilla rabbits,
3 to 12 mos. old 3 of them registered.
Must sell them quick on. account of
other business. Make me an_ offer.
Robert Levinson Box 235, Hawkinsville, _
Ga. : 2
N. Z. Reds, .greys, white Chinchilla
does and bucks, $1 to $2 each. Fred T.
Baker, RFD 2, Columbus, Ga._ oe
For sale cheap or exchange, several
nice young Chinchilla does with young.
L. N. Hodges, Oliver, Ga. ee
13 N. Z. White, pink-eyed rabbits, 8
bucks ang 5 does, 4 to 5 mos. old, $1.25
each; 18 mos. old doe and 7 young, 6
wks. old, $5 for lot. Write. Miss

Reg. Chinchilla doe with 6 young.
Will furnish papers for both mother |
and young. $15 for the doe and 6 young
at a month old Aug. 13th. Wenonah
Bell, Greeville, Ga. ee se

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
Two pure bred Toggenburg does, one
young doe, never bred, milking a pint
a day. One fresh milking, 3 to 4 qts.







FARM. LAND EDITION
AUGUST 21ST

_ Now is the time to mail us notices for our next
farm land edition which will appear August 21.

Notices will only be

carried for parties who

have farms for sale or for rent, or parties who wish
to purchase or rent farms. We will not list city
property, nor will we carry notices for real estate

agents.

Farms for rent, or wanted to rent, will be list-
ed weekly up to and including our issue of August
21st. Farms wanted or for rent on shares may be

listed weekly under the farm help

Market. Bulletin.

columns of the

















Thursday, July 31, 1930.
Live Stock For Sale

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR. SALE

per day. Both registered. J. J. Johns-
ton, Waynesboro, Ga.

Two pure bred reg. Toggenburg
does, one fresh now, 4 qt. milker. J.
_J, Johnston, Waynesboro, Ga.

_ 50 fine fat mutton, $5 each. Robt.
. Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga.

Want to exchange young Toggen-
burg doe now giving about 1 qt of
- milk per day, second kid, for either
oo. h..or R. I. Red chickens. Jack
_ Curran, 990 Drewrey St., NE, Atlanta,
Ga. ;







Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

: Want one reg. Jersey calf, 6 to 12
_ mos. old, cheap for cash, or exchange

for grade Jersey heifer, Mrs. T. J. Big-
gers, Bremen, Ga.

Want. to exchange good property for
_ young Jersey heifers, or Fordson trac-
tor, plow and harrow, in first class con-
dition. G. C. Edmondson, RFD 2,
~- Temple, Ga.

___ Fresh-in milk cow, young ang gentle.
One that will lead. Guaranteed to give
_ 3 to 4 gals. of rich milk per day. Will
pay $60 on terms. $20 cash on deliv-
ery to my home, and $5 per week for 8
weeks. F. G. Jinks, 870 Oak St., S. W.,
Atlanta, Ga.

Want to rent good milk cow for at
least 12 mos. Best of attention given.
Mrs. S. S. Rogers, Claxton, Ga.

_ Want to exchange equal value or

work horse for goog milk cow or beef
cattle, Write first. C. J. Burton, Gen-
eral Delivery, College Park, Ga.

Want one pure bred red Polled bull
_ Calf, about 3 or 4 mos. old. Must be
cheap for cash. L. A. Youmans, Mer-
shon, Ga.

Will exchange value for pony, good
mule or milk cow. C. Cowan, RFD 2,
Chamblee, Ga.

Want one Polled Hereford bull,
about 1 yr. old. Must be registered.
W. F. Bell, Albany, Ga.

~ Want weaned heifer calves, not un-
der 3 mos. old. Will pay cash for right
price, or will exchange fine R. I. Reds.
Must be high grade stock. Will exch.
some large Bronze turkey hens and
tom. Hens, $4.50, tom $7. Mrs. J. E.
Sikes, RFD 2, Chester, Ga.

Want cows or 150 hens, will ex-
change value for same. Write Mrs. D.
B. Weeks RFD 4, Doerun, Ga.

Want to exchange value in chickens
for thrifty male calf, 3 or 4 mos. old.
Does not have to be pure bred. Pre-
_ fer exchange at my barn, 1 mi. north
_ of Demorest, Ga. Write or come. E.

C. Harris, RFD 1, Demorest, Ga.

_ Cows and calves wanted, beef type,
quote best price for cash per head. W.
B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon, Ga.

Want Jersey cow, reg. in buyers
- hame with young calf, or one that will
_ freshen soon. Price must be reason-
able. J. T. Powell, Jr., Brinson, Ga.



HOGS WANTED

One Poland China pig, thorobred
and papers on him, for Club pig. Carl
Brown, Howard, Ga.
: Want 12 head of hogs, weighing from
a a to 100 lbs. L. H. Atkins, Qak Park,
s Ga.
__ Want shoats on shares. Good place,
Plenty of feed. Mrs. S. S. Rogers,
Claxton, Ga.. s

Want one pure bred O. I. C.or White
_ Chester male fig at reasonable price.
_ J.D. Wynn, RFD 2, Carlto, Ga.
: Want one carload of feeder pigs by
_ Sept. 1st, Will take smaller amounts if
you have them. C. N. Bennett, County
Agent, Millen, Ga.

- Want to trade some Red rust proof
Seeq oats or Tancred strain W. L. hens
Mo culls) for 2 gooq pigs, weighing
about 40 lbs each. Trade oats at 75 cts
per bushel] or hens at $1 each. Would
_ pay cash for pigs if very reasonable.
Ira F. McMinn, Ayersville, Ga.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Will trade for pure bred Nubian
doe. Prefer 100 per cent pure bred,
_ but can wse high grade doe if a good
' One. Give age, color and markings.
State if open or bred, and amount of
Milk when fresh, and now giving.
Name lowest cash price. Edwin Simp-
son, 676 Tifton St., SW, Atlanta, Ga.



MARKET

Giga Products
For Sale





BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

30 bu. speckled field pea seed, 1930
crop, Saveq without rain, $3 per bu.

FOB Pearson, Ga., C. A. Lastinger,
Pearson, Ga.

Seed peas for sale. New crop, sound

anq Clean, $3.50 per bu. J. B. Harrell,
Manor, Ga.

Green crowder peas for table use, 5
1-2 cts. per lb. FOB. Fresh in hull
from the vine. Cash with order. A. J.
Adams, RFD 4, Ashburn, Ga.

Johnsons winter bean seed, plant in
the fall, 40 cts per qt. or $1.50 per gal.
fat C. F. Waton, RFD B, Dawson,

a.

30 bu. new Second crop peas, just
gathered, $3 per bu. FOB Lanier depot.
Mr. R. J. Strickland, Lanier, Ga.

_ Brown sugar crowder peas, new crop,
25 cts per qt. delivered. Will produce
fall crop if planted now. P. O. Money

order. No checks. Geo. W. Carroll,
Baxley, Ga.

Black eyed tabi peas, heavy bearer.
Will make planteg Aug. ist. 50 cts
per qt. Add postage. Mrs. L. M. Ader-
bos Lavonia, Ga.

0 new crop of whip peas, $4 per
bu. J. E. Sims, Ellabelle, Ga

New crop sound yellow sugar crow-
der peas, $6 per bu. in less lots than
peck, 12 1-2 cts per lb. FOB Quitman,
J. E. Harrell, RFD 6, Quitman, Ga.

Few bu. Blue Speckled Victory peas,
very prolific. Sure bearer, new crop,
bright and clean, 15 cts per lb. 8 Ibs.
for $1. Add postage. Mrs. A. Arnold,
Thomasville, Ga.

Brown sugar crowder peas, new crop.
Will make crop if planteq now, 25 cts
per qt. delivered. Money order. No
checks. Geo. W. Carroll, Baxley, Ga.

BUTTER FOR SALE

10 to 12 Ibs. good, fresh butter each
week. guaranteeg to be fresh and firm
at all times, 35 cts per lb. FOB, or 40
cts delivered. Dyar Willis, Talking
Rock, Ga.

6 or 7 lbs. nice, clean butter, 30 cts.
delivered in Ga. ,out of state, 35 cts per
lb. Would like to trade year round. H.
- Miller, RFD 3, Box 122, Palmetto,

a. <

FRESH AND Stipe MEATS FOR
d ALE
Nicely cured country hams, 14 to 18
Ibs., 35 cts per lb postpaid, in 1st. and
2nd zone. Pure hog lard, 18 cts per Ib.
ae Fred Atkinson, RFD 2, Ray City,
a





Sugar cured corn fattened, country
meat, 1 ham, 29 lbs, 30 cts per Ib. 3
shoulders, 2 30 lbs each, one 17 1-2
lbs, 25 cts per lb, Mrs. J. H. Lawrence,
RFD 1, Middleton, Ga.

FRUITS FOR SALE :

Sweet ,juicy, Carmen grapes, now
ripe, 15 cts per lb. 100 Ib. lots deliver-
ed up to 50 miles. Vineyard, 10 mi.
East of Dublin. I. H. Johnson, RFD
6, Dublin, Ga. ;

400 bu. pineapple pears for sale,
which will be ready to move Aug. 15th.



M. J. Groover, RFD 13, Ludowici, Ga.

Apples on 3 orchards, good varieties
and well sprayed. About: 3,000 bushels.
Come and look at fruit. Make your bid
on all or any one of the orchards. A.
J. Collins, 1-2 mi. from Demorest, Ga.
on Mt. Airy Road. :

200 bu. pineapple pears for sale, $1
per-bu. at trees. Woulq be glag to sell
to truckers. Mrs. Eugenia Simmons,
Lakeland, Ga.

GRAIN FOR SALE

100 bu. Lamar County Abruzzi rye, $2
per bu. FOB. Sample on request. <A.
H. Chappell, RFD 2, Milner, Ga.

50 bu. good blue stem seed wheat,
$1.50 per bu. FOB. Arthur Owen, Bar-
nesville, Ga.

Abruzzi seed rye, grown from Cok-
ers Pedigreed seed, $5 per new 2 bu.
bag. B. F. Murphy, Sandersville, Ga.

Genuine Fulghum pure seed oats,
free from all other grain, 75 cts. per
bu. FOB Ft. Valley. Remittance with
order. John H. Allen, Box 141, Fort
Valley, Ga.

2,000 bu. Texas Rust Proof seed oats
for sale. A. L. Thompson, Cochran,

Ga.

Genuine tall, hom grown seed Ab-
ruzzi rye, $2.25 per Su. Remittance with
order. Also genuine Fulghum home
grown see doats, 65c. Remittance with
order. G. A. Fagan, RFD 3, Ft. Valley,
Ga,



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BULLETIN

HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

Nice, new honey, $4 per case of 24
sections, FOB Statesboro, R. A. Beas-
ley, Statesboro, Ga.

Bright, new gallberry honey, chunk
or ext. in 5 Ib. pails, $1 per pail, post-
paid. Write for prices on larger lots.
D. F. Thomas, Box 27, Odum, Ga.

New honey, 10 cts per lb. Mrs..P. J.
Byrd, RFD 4, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Best. quality, gallberry honey, 5 lbs
in pail, plain or with comb, $1.00; 10
lb. pail, $1.85 delivered by mail. Write
for prices on barrels or cases. John
W. Berreyhill, Lakeland, Ga.

Pure ext. Tupelo gum honey, prepaid
by P. P. to any point in Ga. 5 Ib. pail,
$1.25, 10 ib. pail, $2 S. E. McClendon,
Thomasville, Gas

Pure strained honey in 10 Ib. buckets,
this years crop, $1.25 each FOB. L. A.
Youmans, Mershon, Ga.

New pure bright honey, ext. in 5 lb.
pails, $1 delivered. Send M. O. with
order. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland,
Ga.

Nice bright honey in. comb, 10 1b.
buckets, $1.50 per bucket, postpaid;
also new white gallberry and bay
honey in 10 Ib. buckets, $1.75 per buck-
et in comb or extracted, postpaid. R.
W. Browning, RFD 3, Dublin, Ga.

Nice ext. honey in 10 Jb. pails, $1:75
prepaid by P. P. Case of 6 pails for
$6.60 FOB. Also faricy comb, 15 cts per
lb. in 25 lb. lots FOB. Fancy comb
and ext. honey in 3 Ib. glass jars,
$7.20 per case of 12 jars FOB. C. L.
Whatley, Cuthbert, Ga.

Have 11 lbs beewax for sale for the
best offer FOB. R. D. McNair, RFD 3,
Blakely. Ga.

6 10-lb pails to case, $6.50 FOB here,
12 5-lb pails to. case, $7.25 FOB, one
10-lb pail, $1.60, postpaid and insured.
2 10-lb pails to case, $3.10 prepaid and
insured. Several 52 gal. Barrels, Price
on request. In barrel lots only. John
A. Crummey, Doctortown, Ga.

Nice, clear extracted honey, 10 Ib.
cans, $1 each FOB Lumpkin, 10 1b. can
delivered in ist zone for $1.25; 2nd
zone, $1.30; 3rq zone, $1.40. Send P. O.
money order. E. J. Horne, Lumpkin,
Ga.

Fancy ext honey, 16 oz. jars with
label, crate of 24, $4.80 FOB. Taylor
Hooks, RFD 2, Unadilla, Ga.

Gallberry blend dripped honey in 5
gal. boxeg honey cans, $5.50 FOB. Sam-
ple free. Geo. Kirkland, Jr., Swairis-
boro, Ga.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

25 Ibs. Paper Shell pecans, 25% cts
per lb. Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkins-
ville, Ga.

About 100 lbs medium sized pecans,
fine flavor. Make best offer per lb
Mrs. C. W. Culpepper, 307 Jackson
St., Vidalia, Ga.

Six bu. Spanish peanuts. Will ex-
change for thrifty pig, gilt. J. W.
Rheney, Jr., Wadley, Ga. -

POTATOES FOR SALE
75 bu. Cobbler potatoes, $1 per bu.,
nee run C F Matheson, Box 121, Alto,
a, ?

SYRUP FOR SALE
Pure cane syrup, canned while hot,
will keep fresh and sweet all summer.
All labeled. 6 No. 10 to case, $4; 12 No.
5 to case, $4.25, freight paid in 5 case
lots. Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga.







per can; crate with 6 10 Ib. cans, $3.50.
ee P. J. Byrd, RFD 4, Fitzgerald,

Pure olq fashioned South Ga. sugar
cane syrup, case of 6 10lb. cans, $4.20
FOB here. W. D. Wells, Adel, Ga.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Large Royal King and California
Wonder green pepper, $1 per bu. ship-
ed in new bushel hampers. Can also
ship red pepper at same price. H. W.
Sandlin, Cairo, Ga.





Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want to hear from parties who will
have dry Leady or mush rice table
peas for sale at an early date. F, I.
Baker, RFD 2, Columbus, Ga.



PAGE FIVE

butterbean. seed a thriving hot weath-
er bean, also running butter pea seed
at 20 cts.._per lb. FOB CLAXTON. S.
G. Rogers, Claxton, Ga. ;



Ga. cane syrup, 10 lb. cans, 70 cts |-

GRAIN WANTED

Want 125 bu. of wheat. S. D. Harri-
son, Kathleen, Ga,

Wish to communicate with party
having cheap seed wheat for sale
(beardless variety). Mrs. J. D. Barnes,
RFD 3, Sylvester, Ga.

Wanted to know the best prices on
Texas seed oats. Mrs. Armenda Nu-
gent, Willacoochee, Ga.

Want to buy 10 bu. seed wheat and
25 bu. seed oats, Fulghum or Texas
Rust Proof, and 100 lbs. Winter Hairy

Vetch seed. G. C. Edmondson, RFD 2;
Temple, Ga.



POTATOES WANTED
Want three bu. Greene Mountain
Irish potatoes, small, for fall planting.
W.-W. Maddox, RFD 3, Macon, Ga.



PEANUTS WANTED
Want green peanuts. One bushel per
week for next 6 weeks. Make best

| price. Mrs. David Bullock, Buena Vis-

ta, Ga. /



Miscellaneous For Sale.

100 lb. size strong, white chicken
feed sacks, 10 cts each. Miss Belle
Timmerman, Box 83, Bronwood, Ga.

Will make jelly and preserves on
halves, if you furnish sugar, apples
and peaches, also pears. Mrs. B. R.
Free, RFD 3, Clarksville, Ga. :

Fine, medium ang coarsely ground
oyster shell for chickens, $1 per hun-
dred lbs., FOB Savannah, W. A. Smith
102 Bay St., East, Savannah, Ga. _,

500 lbs. new White wool, 25 cfs per
Ib. Robt. -S. Anderson, Hawkinsville,
Ga.

Nice, clean chicken feathers for sale,
25 cts per lb. Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey,
Ga.
Vinegar, white and red. in 50 gal.
bbis., at 15 cts per gal FOB Dublin.
Cash with order. L. E. Harrison, Dub-
lin, Ga. se

105 Ibs. of used feathers, 40 cts per
lb FOB Baxley, Cash with order. Mrs.
P. W. Byrd, RFD 4, Baxley, Ga.

Polk root, green washed, nice and
clean, 20 cts per lb. FOB my station.
Dickens Hunt, RFD 1, Lilburn, Ga.

Will exchange Hastings Late Flat
Dutch,; Sura Crop ang Sure Head cab-
bage plants, or cabbage collard plants
at 20 cts per hundred, 75 cts per 500,
or $1.50 per M, for good 100 lb. feed
sacks at 10cts each. Mrs. E. E. Bag-
ley; RFD 2, Suwanee, Ga. 5

Will swap, trade for or buy any farm
vroducts at wholesale market price
that I can use, Write Dr. J, P, Mor-
gan. 3207 2nd Ave., Columbus, Ga.

Will exchange tow sacks for honey
or syrup. James Millsap, Gen. Deliv-
ery, Rossville, Ga.

White feed sacks, 100 lb. size, 10cts
each, or $1 per doz., in good condition.
Mrs. Emmett Trammel, RFD 1, Dul-
uth, Ga.

1 carload of bright oat straw, baled.
Make best off er. J. W. Parker, Millen,
Ga.

Nice dried yellow root for medicin-
al purposes, 35 cts per Ib. or 10 Ibs



for $2. Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Fields, =a

RFD 1. Dahlonega. Ga.

Sassafras roots, green, 20 cts per lb,
dry, 25 cts per Ib. Add postage. No
checks accepted. Send money order,
coin or stamps. Large or small orders.
E. GC. Loneino, RFD 3, Vienna, Ga.

One carloag peanut vine hay, good
condition. Write D. M. Dismuke,
Graves, Ga.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want large size gourds for Martins.
State best price in first letter. B. Par-
ker, 660 Bryan St., Atlanta, Ga.

60 gal. barrel churn in goog condi-
tion cheap, J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga.

Want to buy several bushels of arti-
chokes. State fully what you have to
offer and prices. Mrs. D. B. Yarley,
1713 Jefferson St., Savannah, Ga.

Seed For Sale









FRUITS WANTED
Want to buy one bu. of nice sound
Siberian crabapples, quote price at
once. A. M. Bell, Cordele, Ga.
Want good, sound, large apples and
peaches. Will exchange good dry mix-
ed field peas for same at market price.



Will also exchange Jackson Wonder

2
.



Turniv seed. one pint. Will exchange
for 300 late Flat Dutch cabbage plants.
Mrs. Claude Hardin, RFD 1, White,
Gas ;

Dill and coriander seed, 1-4 pint, 10
cts; 25 cts per pt., delivered, or will



exchange for dahlia seed. Ira C. Ander-
son, Roy, Ga, :



sy.

_ ing. 30 cts per

are

_ Smith, RFD 2,

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: d white blossom salad,
S 3 Poe: ae a fall plant-

C ; lbs. postpaid
Cash with order, Mrs. tig ep
Be Danionesa Ga. Ss. Nora Nix, RFD

Cabbage seed, $1 per : i
pane pans, Ga. mi Ce
inter mustard seed, 10
thsp. stays green all winter. mete Cal-
lg a medicinal root, good for stom-
ee trouble, 10 cents per large root.
Sag eee Sage, 30 cts per Ib. Mrs.
jim, eter soon i Gaus Se
cleaned. Prompt shipment. wns ayes
Shipment. M
Martin, Ga.

> Recleaned Burr clover Seed, 8 cts

S. B. Kinard, Jackson,

Burr clover seed, five 5
. 2 a cs
cleaned). Will sell for $1 nee ete
Hoke Olbon, Bowman, Ga. -
ace top turnip seed, 50 cts
, IS posage. Mrs. Pear
2 Hesaca, ae earl Black, RFD
: urr clover seed, recleaned ial-
ly gathered. free from rock ae
little dirt, 10 cts per Ib. Mrs. L. M.
Aderhold, Lavonia. Ga. ee :
Winter and spring cabbage seeds,

10 cts per pkg. or 10 pk
: gs for 90 ct
prepaid. No COD orders. All cash. Or.

per lb. here.
Ga.

_ der at once. David L. Hunter, Dublin,

: Flowery Branch, Ga.

ing cuarter 3

Mrs. W...V. Robb, RFD t.

wom

qt. Add postage.

"New crop Southern curled

- Collard plants 60
- ber M, mailed. 5M a

Ga.

Willets Wonder frostproof English
pea seed, will sell or exer onde for Ho
nest onions. Mrs. L. N. Dalton, RFD 2
Commerce, Ga. :
__ September is time to plant onions.
Genuine Crystal Wax yellow Bermuda,
White Silver skins, sets, $1 per gal. $2
per pk, $7 per bu, delivered, or $5 per
bu express collect. Cader Stephens,

_ Best varieties English pea seed for

fall planting, 25 cts per lb, prepaid.

Maude Hamby, RFD 3, Greenville, Ga
Large red at onions for fall plant-

G imes. Make 10 an

in hill, 15 cts per lb. White Ht aioe

ions for fall planting. 75 cts per gal,

Branch, Ga. Flowery

English pea seed for plantin
Sn ae ae cts i Ib; "3 ibe.
cts, post paid. J. | FD
. Macon, Hee p J. W. Toole, RFD
crop white nest onions, dr
and sound, 60 cts per gal. delivered:
aie Raymond Robinson, Greenville,
95 Ibs Sho-goin turnip seed. 4
per lb. E. F. McKinley, Zebulon, Jes
Collard seed, imp. white cabbage
td. $15 iad eee Ibs. or .30c
: . postpaid. j j
Whiehain, hog Malvin Collins,
or 60 bu. Burr Clover seed, h
cleaned, $1 per bu. FOB, or make best

offer for the lot. M :
cust Grove Ga. rs Mae Gibson, Lo-

Scullion onion buttons, 10 cts per

Be welk. Ga. Mrs. J. M. Bobo,

- This years crop of nice, soun

of Willet Wonder English yea oa
Early Alaska English peas, 25cts per
_teacupful. delivered. Red nest onions
10 cts per Ib. delivered in 5 ;
5 musta
seed, 10 cts per tbsp., 2cts for Ce
Mixed watermelon seed, +25. cts per
tecupful, delivered. 1-4 lb. Jones imp
watermelon seed, 40 cts. delivered. Do
not send stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan
RED 5, Carroliton, Ga. :
Severa. S. peach seed. 5cts per ]
os postage S. R. Spires, Tivcsintoe



Seta Wanicd

Want any amt. of seed Chufas
to 1 1-2 bu at once. Write first, 'giv-
ing price. J. M. Deen, Axson, Ga. E

Want about 2 Ibs. of carpet grass
Seed. State price delivered. R. M
Corley, Barnesville, Ga. : :

Plants For Sale

New Stone tomato plants, 25-

i : ets
ne $1 per M, delivered. Winter aL
ard plants, same price. Rafe H

_ Thompson, Cumming, Ga, - : :
Baltimore

_, Dutch cabbage _ plants
- tomato plants Ga. and short stem
per 400; $1.10

and up, 75 cts per

od, ea E. B. Wether-

up

Express coll
ford, Oakwood, ;
_ Wakefield
_ plants,, Stone
ber hundred; 5
d elivered. 5)

per |:

| M. Sweet pepper

4

Dutch and Wakefield cabbage
plants, Stone tomato plants, heading
| collard plants, 20 cts per hundred, $1
per M, delivered; lots of 10M, 5cts
per M, express collect. C. Garrett,
Oakwood, Ga. :

Collard plants, Early Jersey Wake-
field cabbage . plants, $1.25 per M.
Stone tomato plants and Ponderosa
tomato plants, $1.25 per M. Write for
prices on larger lots. J. H. Mann, RFD
3, Covington, Ga.

Greater baltimore tomato plants, $1
per M. H, B. Travis, Riverdaie, Ga. .

stone and Baitimore tomato plants,
Dutch and Wakerleid cabbage plants,
neading collard plants, $i per M,
postpaid, 75 cts per M express collect.
tiot and sweet pepper plants, 30 cts
per hundred. h. &. Crow, RID 2,
t ~ainesville, Ga.

Late Fiat Dutch cabbage plants, 20
cts per munared; 609 CtS per oUU; pi
per wi, Gelverea. KK. M. ULOw, Uak-
wood, Ga.

Capbage plants; 20 cts per hundred.
W. ou. Lowe, Cass Station, Ga.

Caobage, couard and tomato plants,
75 cus per 50U; $1.lo per M, Geiuverea.
W. O<. Walarip, tlowery Brancn, Ga.

fate tac Wutcn cabbage plants,
fast. growing. Sow in July on new
grounu, ZU cos per hundrea, so cts per
pUu0; $1.25 per M,! delivered, aiter
Aug. ota. Wh. L. slackwell, RFD 4,
vieveland, Ga.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants, $1.25
per M, delivered. Old time blue stem
collard plants, heading variety, old and
tough plants, also tomato plants, $1.25
per M. Duffie Vance, RFD 1, Oakwood
Ga. a

Charleston and Jersey, Wakefield,
also Flat Dutch cabbage plants, New
Stone and Greater Baltimore tomato
plants, Ga. headigg collard plants, 65
cts per 500; $1 per M. Sweet pepper
and egg plants, 40 cts per hundred, $1
per 500. $2 per M, all postpaid. Mrs.
Gertrude Branan, Lewiston, Ga.

_ Cabbage, tomato and collard plants,
shipped daily, $1.50 per M. J. Q. Dor-
ris, Valdosta, Ga.

Livingston Globe and Stone tomato
plants, also Marglobe; Late Flat Dut-
ch and heading collard -plants, 25cts
per hundred; $1 per, 500; $1.50 per M
State insp. Seed direct from Leonard
Seed Co. Edgar Woodall, RFD, Cor-
nelia, Ga. :

Collard, tomato and cabbage plants,
50 cts per 300; 85 cts per 500; $1 per
M, delivered. Bill Crow, RFD 2,
Gainesville, Ga.

Tomato, cabbage and collard plants,
50 cts per 300; 75 cts per 500 $1 per

Gainesville, Ga. 2
Collard and tomato plants, 45 cts
per 500; 75 cts per M, good plants,
packed in damp moss. Prompt ship-
ment. Add 15 cts for exchange if
check is sent. Lee Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Ga. 9 :

Elephant grass (Napier grass) root-
ed plants for planting now and in
August, $1.25 per hundred, $10 per M,
charges paid. J. W. Toole, RFD 2, Ma-
con, Ga. .

Old fashioned heading collard
plants, 20. cts per hundred; $1.75 per

lants, 30 cts per
hundred, $2.75 per M,; Greater Balti-
more tomato plants, 30 cts per hun-
dred, $2.50 per M; late Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 20 cts per hundred,
$1.75 per M. Mrs. Dora Vance, RFD I,
Oakwood, Ga.

Late Flat Dutch and Charleston |
Wakefield Cabbage plants, 15 cts per
hundred; $1.25 per M. Ga, collard
plants, same price. Sweet, pepper
plants, 85 cts per hundred. Major
Crowe, RFD 4, Cumming, Ga.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
New Stone tomato plants, 75 cts per
500; $1.25 per M. Prompt shipment. J.
N. Wright, Alto, Ga.

Charleston Wakefield cabbage, new
Stone tomato and Ga. heading collard
plants, now ready, 25 cts per hundred,
75 cts per 500, or $1.25 pe M. Packed
in ventilated boxes, postpaid. J. B.
Bennette, RFD 1, Flowery Branch,

a.
eed plants, 50 cts_per hundred.
Mrs. O: Roper, RFD 1, Flowery Bran-

ch, Ga. i
Hastings Late Flat Dutch, Sure
Crop cabbage plants.

Head and Sure
Also Hastings new cabbage collard
15 cts per

lants, 20 cts per hundred,,

500: $1.50 per M, delivered. 15 cts per

hundred, $1.25 oes M at EC.

Bagley, RFD 2, Suwanee, Ga.

75 ets per 500, or $1.25 per M. Packed
Hastings self - -blanching celery

9, Gainesville





's | plants, 50 cts per hundred. Miss Deli-_

lah Martin, RFD
Hastines

H

delivered. 5M lots and up, 75 cts per
M express collect. Full count. Send
money order. L. M. Wingo, RFD 2,
Gainesville, Ga.

Napier grass roots and plants (this
grass is imported from Atrica and is
a great revelation for dairy and stock
men) will cut from 30 to 60 tons of
green forage. Govt. analysis gives it
same in proteins as Alfalfa. Spec.
prices on quantities over 2M. Now. is
time to plant. Write for price, stating
amount you want. S. T. Smith, Cuth-
bert, Ga. :

ptrawverry plants, $2 per M; rhu-
barb piants, fo cls per Guz, Miss iNora
mMcUusLey, iD Z, martwell, Ga.

Wakelield Cabbage pianus, neading
varieties cullara piants, Stoue tomaru
piants, 20 cts per hundred; $1.40 per
wi, OF $1 per M in oM 1OUS; YU CUS. per
ii in 10M lots. Pronipt shipments. C.
i. Waldrip, R&D 1, iowery brancn,

x

collard plants, heading variety 20

cts per hunared, or $1 per M, posvpaid.

Maivin Collins, Whigham, Ga.
Wakelleid cabbage piants, New
Stone and Greater saltunore tomato
plants, and Ga. heading collard plants,
now ready. 25 ctS per hundred, or
$1.25 per M delivered. Mrs. Andrew
Nix, kD 1, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Guaranteed well rooted, 7 in. piants,
New Stone tomato, roots moist wrap-
ped, expert packing. Genuine Copen-

nagen Market and large Waketield

capbage plants, true Ga. cabbage col-
lard plants, 60 cts. per 300;. $i per
600; $1.85 per M, rusned postpaid. C.
F. Maddox, Butord, Ga. | ee

Matchless tomato -plants, 20 cts per
hundred, $1 per M; 5M or more, 90
cts per M,, James Waldrip, RFD 8,
Gainesville, Ga. Ae

Heading varieties collards, New
Stone and Matchless tomato plants,
25 cts per hundred; $1.25 per M; 5M
or more, $1 per M. J. O. Waldrip, RFD
8, Gainesville, Ga. :

Charleston, Wakefield, Steins Flat
Dutch cabbage, heading variety col-
lard plants, New Stone and Greater
Baltimore tomato plants 50 cts per
200; 60 cts per 300; $1 for 600; $1.2
ber M; 5M and up, $1 per N
prepaid. Prompt service. Cader Steph-
ens, Flowery Branch, Ga. _

Collard plants, Buncum Kind, Early
Jersey Wakefield cabbage, plants, all
25 cts per hundred, or $1 per 500. Cash
with order. i. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga.

New Stone tomato plants, 45 cts
per 200; 75 cts per 500; $1.25 per M,
delivered. Collard plants, same price.

Few egg-plants, 25 cts per 2 doz. No}
checks. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston,

M; $4 per 5M, delivered. Guy Crow,|G

a.

Chas. J. Wakefield, Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants, Greater.Baltimore and
New Stone tomato plants, 65 cts per
500: $1 per M, postpaid. Miss Rosa
L. May, Lewiston, Ga. oe

Imp. Porto- Rican vines, 12 in. long
or longer, $1.35 per M; 5M or more,
$17.25 per M. Pratt Smith, RFD 4,
Baxley, Ga. : .

Old time blue collard plants, $2 per
M, delivered; Greater Baltimore tom-
ato plants, $2.50 per M delivered; late
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, $1.75 per
M del. Sweet pepper plants, $2.50 per
M, delivered. Duffie Vance, Oakwood,
Gan RED. 1! og ;

Two yr. old Ginseng plants, $2 per

hundred; 2 yr. old Golden Seal plants,
$1.75 per hundred. Orders shipped
promptly and charges paid. Maude
Hamby, RFD 3, Greenville, Ga.
' Wake field cabbage plants, Copen-
hagen cabbage plants, cabbage collard
and Ga. Buncombe collard plants,
New Stone, Greater Baltimore tomato
plants, 25 cts per hundred; 50 cts per
250: 85 cts per 500; $1.45 per M. Guar-
anteed well rooted. Prompt shipments
in ventilated boxes. All postpaid.
Postage stamps accepted for orders of
50 cts and less. Grady Kelley, RFD 1,
Sulphur Springs, Ga.

Charleston, Wakefield and Late
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, full count,
25 cts per hundred, 50 cts per 300; 75
cts per 500; $1.25 per M; lots of 5M:
or more, $1 per M. Add postage or ex-
press collect. No personal checks ac-

cepted. J. C. Chambers, RFD 1, Gai-

nesyville. Ga. - j
_ New Stone tomato plants, nice good
plants, 25 cts per hundred; 75 cts per
500; $1.25 per M, prompt shipment. W.
L. Wright, RFD 2, Alto, Ga.
Guaranteed, well rooted, 7 in. plants,
genuine New Stone tomato plants,
roots moit wrapped, expert packing.
Large Wakefield cabbage plants,
erown from seed of known quality.
Collard plants, famous cabbage head-
ing type, 60 cts per 300; $1 per 600;
er M postpaid. Immedi e



Plants Wanted aS

Want white cabbage collard plants,
state size in inches and average leave
to the stalk. J. F. Walker, Monticel
Ga. \ 5 s :

Want to hear from those havin:
huckleberry (called blueberry) plan
for sale. State size, age, variety, price,
etc. A. T. Milton, 603 E. Boundary,
Quitman, Ga. =



a



Farms For Rent



Modern home ang 35 A. of land nea:
Macon, Ga. New and attractive home,
7 rooms and both, all conveniences, in
cluding city water ang lights. Sple
did 3 room tenant house, nice barn
new henhouses, for 500 hens. Ne
brooder house for 500 chicks, pigeon
lofts for 150 birds. Half of land in cul
tivation, balance in pasture. Ideal
home, only 1 mi. from city limits 0
splendig read. Will not consider ren
ing to party with small children. Als
have 300 A. farm 2 mi. from Mac
suitable for general farming, dairying
or raising beef cattle and hogs, Sple
did pastures already sodded; in vari
kinds of grass, well watered. I furnis.
land and house, you furnish cows. J
M. Chambers, RFD 2, Macon, Ga.

Want a family who owns 4 or 6 goog
mules to lease a good South Ga. farm
with either 12 or 20 dairy cows. Part
to furnish mules and supplies for h
self. No others neeq answer. Also w
family to take 300 A. in Coweta Coun
for 1931. Must furnish 2 mules an
supplies. R. C. Loyd, RFD 1, Nicho
Ga. . : %
For rent or lease, 3 to 5 yr. lease, 9
A. farm in Walker County, 10 mi. Eas
of LaFayette, running water. Good
meadows. Must give goog referen
Mrs. Luther Bowen, 14 Lucky St. D
ton, Ga. x

For lease on reasonable terms fo:
five years, fine river farm in Dougla
County 10 mi. from Douglasville, 40 mi
from Atlanta. Suitable for dairyi

| trucking, alfalfa raising,

farming. This farm has 250 A. of finest
timber land to be found. Also plenty
of woodland, fine pastures and a g

T. M. bon

brick house ang barnes.

no, 606 Adams St., Decatur, Tel. De
born 1926-W or Main 7510. ~

and provisions.
suit tenants convenence.
public road, convenient to distri
schools, churches ang Commerce cit;
schools. Apply to R. L. J. Smith, Com:
merce, Ga,
For rent, one to'6 horse farms, for
half of cotton, and one fourth of a
other crops. Cannot furnish anything
but land. Smooth, sandy loam, g
for cotton. Can grow most anything
44 mi. West of Atlanta, 4 mi. east of
Bremen, Ga. on State Route No. 8.
Come and see, or write T. J. Bigg
Bremen, Ga. Ce

Wanted To Rent F arms

Want to rent small farm near Cus
seta, Ga. J. W. Thompson, RFD
Shellman, Ga. 2

Want to rent 2 hofse farm for 1931.
Want good house, barns and chicke
range, also want good, rich land, wou
like to rent two nice mules with) fa
Near school and churches.| Write w.
you have. Want to move in early fa
Leo Holloman, RFD 1, Lorane, Ga

Want to rent small dairy farm, equip
ped for Grade A milk. Must be located
near both wholesale and retail market.
T. T. Blasingame, RFD 2, Butler, Ga.

_,Want to rent small, neat house with
little land near town, not over 30 mi.
South of Atlanta, reasonable. M
Seeks 376 Holderness St., Atlant

Want to rent for standing rent fo
1931 a go0q 2-horse farm; level land,
nice house and outbuildings, chicken
quarters, and be near church and
school. Want to move in early fall
Leon Holloman, RFD 1, Lorane, Ga

Want good farm, 500 A. with 2 or 3
horse farm open ,balance in timber
suitable for sawing ang other purposes.
Prefer in or near Vaughn section o1
Brooks, Ga. Give all particulars in
letter. Woulg like to rent for the taxes
or improvements for 2 or 3 yrs

ood, Box 38, Griffin, Ga.
























Thursday, July $1, 1930.

Wanted To Rent Farms

Want 30 or 40 A. of good farm land
close to Hahira or Valdosta with good
house and barn, and possibly farm
implements, with option to buy. W. Jd.
Peele, 204 W. Ann: St., Valdosta, Ga.

_ Want to rent or lease with privilege

of buying, 12 to 25.A. of good farm land
fairly good house and barn. Prefer small
_ pasture with running water near Grif-
fin or Hampton, within a mile or two
of highway. Can finance self. J. T.
Holt, RFD 3, Cordele, Ga.

_ Want to rent good 2 or 3 horse farm
near Atlanta or Rome, Ga. with good
pasture, house, barns, etc. D. W. Jar-
rett, RFD 1, Byromville. Ga.

Want to rent small farm well locat-
ed, fully equipped with 2 good, mules,
plenty of good farming implements,
feed ,etc. ready for work. No objection
' to milch cows, hogs and chickens.
Want good house, water, near good
roads, church and schools, in healthful
location. Prefer north of Atlanta, must
be cheap, rent to be paid Oct. 30th and
Dec. 30th. Want to rent from good
man for 5 yrs. Can furnish A-1 ref.



_ J. A. Kell, Box 381, Shannon, Ga.

- Want to rent house with small san-
_ dy soil farm for balance of this year,

and next at $3 to $5 monthly, with
wood. furnished. Prefer within 50 or
60 miles of Columbus, Ga. Elvey C.
Ward, RFD 1, Columbus, Ga.

-Want good one horse farm for 1931.
Must be good land, good house, water,
convenient to school, and would prefer
on highway. Write at once, describing
you rplace fully and how much rent
you will want. Thos. M. Edmonds,
Amity, Ga.

Want to rent small farm near At-
lanta for 1931. L. F. Hatchett, Haral-
, \.son, Ga.

' Want to rent or buy from owner, 30
or 40 A. of good land, close to Atlanta

(East Atlanta preferred) some bottom
lang and woods. Good pasture with
running water. Good 5 or 6 room
house, barn and outbuildings on rural
route, or just off highway. With privi-
lege of buying if suited. Mrs. Katie
Sims, Sunny Side, Ga.

Farm Help Wanted

Want large family to help gather
_ crop of tobacco and cotton. Will move
you, and you pay expenses out of
wages. G.-B. Ham, Cobbtown, Ga.

Want. experienced trucker, have 10
A. of branch bottom lang which can be
irrigated. Paul Peniston, Newnan, Ga.

Z Want cotton pickers to begin at once.

- Good cotton, 75 cts per hundred. J. T.
Holland, RFD 2, Lenox, Ga.

Want party to cultivate 2 or 3 horse
farm on thirds or fourths for standing
rent, 1931. 6 room house, 1-2 mi. from
highway, on mail route and school bus
route. Good land, plenty of wood and
water. Goog orchard and pasture near
churches ang school. 15 mi. S. E. At-
lanta. J. F; White, Rex, Ga.

Want several families to pick cot-
ton. G. F. McLeod, Jr., Finleyson, Ga.

Want: good tenant with 6 or 8 good
fresh, or to freshen milk cows to run
dairy on my farm. Extra good winter
pasture with river, creek and 5 spring
branches on farm of 257 acres. Give
party able to finance self extra good
proposition if good reliable worker.
Place located 1-2 to 3-4 mi. from pav-
ed highway. C. W. Williams, Social

' Circle, Ga.

Want middle aged lady to live with
old lady and raise chickens, cook for
self and her, small wages. Live in a
nice size town. Mrs. Margaret Ward,
Benevolence, Ga.

Want a man from 20 to 35 yrs. of
age. Must be single and sober, honest
and willing to do any king of work on
farm, ang know how to Irive a car,
repair it, an dlove to go to church on
Sunday. Will pay according to work.
John L. Bennett, RFD 2, Box 31, Scre-
ven, Ga. eo
Want family to pick cotton, house
and wood furnished, the prevailing
price paid. Will not finance moving un-
less near by. M. J. Patterson, RFD B,
Cordele, Ga.

- Want good farmer with team for till-
ing about 50 A. on share basis on farm
about 1 1-2 mi. from Brookfield, Ga.
on ACL Railroad, 5 room house and
outbuildings. Must furnish self until
crops made. J. B. Leak, RFD 4, Tifton,
Ga. ?

First class farmer to furnish 3 to 5
mules and tractor, 16 mi. north side. 6
room house and large barn, 20x40 ft.









MARKET BULLETIN

laying house, 75 to 100 A. Owner is
thinking of opening dairy and raise
hogs next year. If you, are not experi-
enced, dont apply./ W. J. C. Hodges,
996 Wachita Ave., NE. Atlanta, Ga.



Positions Wanted

Want to get in touhe with party who
wants to go in the hog and cow busi-
ness, ang one who will. finance same,
also can do all kinds of general farm-
ing. Prefer Southwest Ga. Have
lifetime experiencein farm work. Can



keep up all kinds of farm machinery.

Do any kind of Carpenter work. Write
what you have to offer. J.-W. Steward,
Cloudland, Ga.

Want job to oversee farm. Cotton
ang corn. Can handle labor and will
look after. croppers on halves. Can
manage 10 to 20 plows. Raised on
farm. Will help to gather crop this fall.
Begin by Aug. Ist. Will work truck
farm if necessary and take farm for
next year. Also want to raise lot of
chickens. Just wife anq self. Both
55 years old. J. K. Fuller, Junction
City, Ga. /

Reliable and exp. single man wants
position as landscape gardener or any
work connected with flower growing.
Marion Barber, Box 305, Americus, Ga.

Want farm work of any kind until
Christmas. Want farm on halves for

1931. Have hag exp. in dairy work.
Give me a trial. R. L. Preston, Hape-
ville, Ga.

Want job as overseer on farm of 10
to 20 plows. Have had 20 years exp.
Can do carpenter work and repair
work. Want to raise hogs and cows
and chickens. Can give good refer-
ence. Can move at any time. Am mar-
ried, have wife and 3 children. H. L.
Waters, 24 E. 32ng St., Savannah, Ga.

Want position as farm superintend-
ent. Exp. in all kinds of farm work.
O. H. Dorris, RFD 2, Decatur, Ga.

Want good 2 or 3 horse farm on
halves for 1931 Some good man to
furnish me. Want a man who believes
in havng milk cows for his tenants,
believes ti his tenant sraising his own
meat. .8 in family, all large enough to
work. Baby 13 Yrs. old plow boy. R.
C. Lewis, RFD 2, Cumming, Ga.

Middie age man, 6 in family, would
like to get in business with an honest
man. Have two boys large enough to
work. Would like to get in dairy busi-
ness Am experienceg in this business.
Boys are not, but) coulg run a delivery
truck or any kind of good paying busi-
ness. Write your, best offer. Leo
Blackwell, RFD 4, Cleveland, Ga.
.- Want good 2 horse farm for 1931 on
50-50 basis. Prefer someone who will
furnish good mules and feed. Will
consider cows, hogs or poultry on 50-50
basis. Must be good lang and build-
ings near good market and _ school.
South Georgia preferred. _ Well exp.
farmer 44 yrs. of age. Medium sized
family. Write or see me. S. G. Rogers,
Claxton, Ga.

Want place as overseer or foreman
on 6 to 10 horse farm. Age 24, single
and experienced in this line of work.
Can furnish best of references. Woulg
like to begin now and work through
coming year. Reasonable salary. Roy
Rowland, Girard, Ga. :

Single man, although has very poor
eyesight, is active as overseer. Wants
position looking after feeding and gen-
eral farm work. Write J. Kittrell,
State Road Box 50, Poulan, Ga.

Want position with some good com-\
pany. Have had 3 yrs. exp. in several
lines of pipe fitting (or will take job on

farm with some good man as truck or |:

tractor driver and keep up all kinds of
machinery. F. H. Knowles, RFD 2,
Sparks, Ga.

Want job in South or Southeastern
Ga. gathering crop. Would consider
offer for 1931 overseeing farm or wages
on farm with good man and good land.
Two good workers in family. Am 40
yrs. old. Write or see Robert Morris,
207 Turner St., Griffin, Ga.

Intelligent, middle aged widow with
9 yr. olq girl wants place in nice home
with. elderly couple of refinement, who
will pay reasonable salary, and give
home to both self and girl. Raised on
farm. Any kind of light work on farm.
Write at once ang exchange references.
Mrs. A. Woodall, 37 Willcox St,, New-
nan, Ga.

Exp. farmer, 18 yrs. fruit grower,
with college education, desires to get
in touch with party wishing to employ
a superintendent for 1931, W, A. Miller,
RFD 1, Clermont, Ga.

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Want for 1931 position as cook for
large farmer who has several handg to
cook for. Have two boys to hire for
wages! to same party, 15 and 17 yrs. of
age. Also two girls who can work by
day or do laundry work. Am 40 yrs. of
age, but can cook to suit your taste.
Prefer place within 75 mi. of \Atlanta.
Walter Bill, RFD 1, Norwood, Ga.

Want job on farm the rest of this
year and 1931 also, with some good
man for wages. Lifetime experience.
Anyone interested come or write for
further information. Am 35 yrs. old. H.

- RFD 3, Box .69, Lake Park,

Want to rent farm on halves or 3rds
and 4ths, with good man. Good house,
god water also outbuildings. Also good
pasture with running water preferred.
Ref. exchanged if desired. Write or

come to see me. J. R. Vincent, RFD 1,
Riverdale, Ga.

Would like to hear from a man who
needs party to look after farm and
keep tools, that would pay a_ fair
price. Would consider farm on shares.
i ees RFD 2, Box 43, TFalbot-

n, Ga.

Want to get with some good, honest

man to help gather crop this fall. Can
move any time. Would like a 2 horse
crop~ for 1931. Ten in family. Must
have good house and water. Will tend
crop on 50-50 basis. Ref. exchanged if
necessary. No hbootlegger need apply.
Write what you can pay or come to
see me at once. I live on Conley Road
near Murry Lake. Would like to hear
from some good man near Griffin
me Cordele.Ben Smith. RFD 1, Conley,

a.

Want one horse crop near Palmetto
or Griffin, about 10 acres of good corn
land, bottom DUE and good
house, pasture and plenty of wood,
also outbuildings..Near some highway.
3 in family, all good workers. 50-50
basis. Write what you. have in first
letter. Grady Collins, RFD 3, Powder
Springs, Ga.

Want job on farm driving truck, or
at saw mill. State best price in first
letter. Can do most any kind of work.
ee Sammie Carter, RFD 4, Jasper,

a. 3
Want job at once. Any kind of work.
Can drive a truck, good mechanic.
Want two rooms for housekeeping.
Have two children, 10. and 12 yrs. old.
Want place near Atlanta. J. R. Myers,
Station D, Atlanta, Ga.

Young man, 24 yrs. old, 2 yrs of
college work in dairying. Also well
exp. Have been with Foremost herd
for some time. Want to make connec-
tion with some dairy. C. V. Martin,
663 W. Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.

Want two horse farm on 50-50 bas-
is, must b good land. Want bottom
land for corn. Must be good house and
barn, and pasture. Must be in good
location. W. H. White, RFD 1, Box 34,
Dahlonega, Ga.

Young widow desires place in home
with middle aged or elderly couple.
Must have $5 per week and board.
Railroad fare sent in advance, Prefer
near Atlanta. Mrs. I. B. Smith, RFD 3,
Elberton, Ga.

Want job on farm, wages and board
and laundry. Am single and well ex-
perienced in farming. Can give good
reference. Am ready to start work at
an early date. Also experienced in
truck farming. L. H. Hartsfield, RFD
1, Thomasville, Ga.

Job wanted by*honest, sober marri-
ed man; wife,-mother and one child.
to do general repair work on farm or
mechanical work. Can drive truck, do
rough carpenter work. Would consider
most anything. Would have to. be
meee J. B. Odom, RFD 1, Rockledge,

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Want job for 1930 and 1931 driving
tractor and truck, am good repairer.
Will oversee large farm. Can contro]
labor, 26 vrs. old and single. State
wages in first letter. Jas. J. Brown,
RFD 2, Hartsfield, Ga. z

Want iob milking cows (6 to 12
cows) sell the cream and raise the
calves for one third. Also want to
raise hogs on thirds and feed them
skim milk, other party to furnish all
feed for cows and hogs. Widow age
53 yrs. old, two daughters, 16 and 20
yrs. of age. Can begin work right a-
wav, or will take job for year of 1931.
Write, if interested, or come to see
me at Unadilla and inquire for C. S
Goodwvne, Mrs. C. T. Goodwyne, RFD
2, Pinehurst, Ga. :

Want good crop on halves with
stock \ furnished, near Rossville or
Chickamauga, Ga., Have good force.
Please write what you have. J. D.
Baxter, RFD 1, C-o Andrew Dunn,
Crandall, Ga.

Want position as farm overseer for

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PAGE SEVEN

1931. 25 yrs. old, single. Ref. exchang-:
ed. O. L. McClung, RFD 1, Hiram, Ga.
Exp. farmer and truck grower, also
stock and chickens or any. class. of
work on farm such as building, wishes
home with someone wko can start me
at work at any time soon. Willing
worker with no baq habits. Party to
furnish board and laundry. Can fur-
nish goog references. Thomas Ralod,
Care Gen. Delivery, Thomasville, Ga.
Want to lease 2 or 3 horse farm for
5 or 10 yrs. Must have 2 or more
houses, good land and plenty of water
and goog pasture. Must be cheap. Not
over 12 mi. from Cedartown, Ga. G.
B. Whelchel, RFD 2, Cedartown, Ga.
Want farm on 50-50 basis for the re-
mainder of this year and 1931. Want
to move ang plant some truck to, sell
this. winter. Can give references. E.
Dunson, RFD 2, Care W. P. Jackson,
Smyrna, Ga.
ant job on farm, prefer S. Ga.
Any kind of work, prefer place .on
shares. Just self, wife and baby.~Can
come at once. C. H. Kilgour, 295 Crew
St., Atlanta, Ga. rs
Wanted by exp. ginner, job for 1930
season, Can give goog references. L: J.
Hale, Box 56, Winterville, Ga.

Poultry For Sale

HAMBURGS FOR SALE :
14 pullets, nearly all laying, 1 cock
and 2 cockerels, $1 each for lot. Exhibi-
tion grade of Silver Spangled Ham-
burgs. C. N. Bradshaw, Augusta, Ga.
354, West Ave.







LEGHORNS

50 Tancreg S. C. W. L. Direct Im-
perial grade from 290-300 egg strain 12
wks. old cockerels, selected for breed-
ing, $2.00 ea. del. Mrs. W. R. Wade,
Dixie, Ga.

100 W. L. Ferris strain pullets Feb.
and Mar. hatch, ready to begin laying,
$1 ea. No culls. J. M Sapp, Dublin, Ga
Rt. 6 Box 125. \ :

6 Tormahlen strain dark B. L. April
pullets, 75c each, 7 same strain cock-
erels, 75c each. Exch. 3 for 3 Tancred
strain W. L. same age. D. H. Pelham,
Edison, Ga. Rt. 2.

50 erady to lay Tancred W. L. cull-
eq and healthy pullets, $1.30 each; 75
same kind, 10 wks. old, $1 ea.; about
200 pullets and young hens, none over
18 mos. old, Brown L. $1 each in lots
of 25 or more. N. A, Wood, South At-
lanta, Ga.

550 extra good Tancred W. L. pullets,
just started to lay. Reasonable prices.
F. M. Faulkner, Cornelia, Ga, Star, Rt.

200 S. C. W. L. pure Tancred strain
April pullets,:$1 each. A. V. Bailey,
Martin, Ga. A

4 Mar. hatch By L. cockerels, 75c ea.
not postpaid; 15 or 20 Apr. 23rd hatch
cockerels, 50c ea. not postpaid. Mrs.
L. M. Youngblood} Mauk, Ga. RFD 1.

200 Harris Contest Grade pullets,
$1.50 each; 10 sandy A. Grade Tancred
pullets, $2 each. Address replies to Col.
J. J. Hill, Plham, Ga.

About 200 W. L. March pullets, now
ready to lay, $1 ea. for lot. J. S. Paris,
Dallas, Ga.

PIGEONS FOR SALE

6 mated pr, of req and splashed Car-
neaux that are good squab producers,
and, 10 young ones, $15.00 for lot; also
3 pr. good, White Kings, $3.50 pr. Geo.
Ausvin, Atlanta, Ga, 356 Mordland
Ave. N. E.

2 pigeons, $1, or exch. for 2 rabbits.
N. M. Wright, Jr. Plainville, Ga.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE,

M. B. Bird Bros. strain turkeys: 8
hens and 1 unrelated, very fine tom, all
1929 hatch, $20. Mrs. Belle Joiner,
Soperton, Ga| Rt. 2.

10 Mammoth White Pekins, wt
about 5 lbs. May 15th hatch 3 or 4
drakes in bunch. H. M. Lindsey, Mari-
etta, Ga. 122, Northcutt St.

Poultry Wanted |

. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. WANTED

Want 100 guineas, at 45c each, del.
to 195 Edgewood Ave. Atlanta, Ga.
Young and old, frying size, or old. Mrs.
R. L. Warren, Atlanta, Ga. 195 Edge-
wood Ave.

Want guineas, Mallard ducks and
turkeys, also baby chicks to raise on
halves. Good conveniences and well
equipped. Write what you have. Mrs.











Princess Wilson, Morven, Ga. RFD 1.
\GE EIGHT

" LEGHORNS WANTED

Want pure bred W. L. pullets Febru-
ary, March or April hatch. healthy
and well dev. at reasonable price. Quite

lowest price del. to Augusta. J. W. Wal-

ker, Auyusta, Ga. Box 533.

~ Want 100 Hollywood or Tancred
strain W. L. 6 or 7 wks old pullets of
good stock, cheap for cash. John T.
Ferguson, Woodland, Ga.



- Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

__ Imp. Tillman peas, 1930 crop, $3 bu.
Exch. for chickens or hogs. W. B.
_ Parrish, Brooklet, Ga.





FRUIT FOR SALE

White ang black scuppernong grapes
$2 bu. FOB to be del. about the mid-
dle to the last of August. J. P. Smith,
Sr. Homerville, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 37.

a GRAIN FOR SALE

_ No. Ga. Tall Growing rye, FOB at
Blue Ridge, $2, bu. Cash with order. W.
_ C. Sullivan, Morganton, Ga.

: GRAIN WANTED
_ Want to exch. 2 fine heifer calves
(Jersey breed) for new wheat.





-lanta, Ga.

PLANTS FOR SALE
_ Matchless ,New Stone and Greater
Baltimore tomato plants, 15c a 100, $1

_M. 5 M or more, 75c M.eFOB. J. O.

_Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 8.

_. 5 and 6 in. tomato plants, 35c, 300
del. in Ist.and 2i@1 zones. Stamps ac-
cepted. J. L. Cron, Philomath, Ga.

Chas. J. Wakefield, Flat Dutch cab-

-bage, New Stone and Greater Balti-
more tomato plants, 500, 65c; $1 M.
Pe Miss Rosa L. May, Lewiston,

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_ Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage,
ang tomato plaints, each $1.25 M del.
: ni z Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Buncomb collard, and Early Jersey
Wakefield cabbage plants, each, 25c
_@ 100, or 500 for $1. Cash with order.
L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga.
Hastings improved cabbage collard
plants, 20c a 100, $1.25 M. 10 M. $10
prepaid. All large, stocky plants. E. L.
Johnson, Farmington, Ga. Rt. 1.
Wel lrooted, guaranteed, 7 in. plants;
genuine Copenhagen and large Wake
field cabbage; famous cabbage-heading
collard ang New Stone tomato plants.
Neatly pocked, labeled, and well venti-
lated. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga.
Late Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cab-
- bage ang Ga. collard plants, each. $1.23
__M. Sweet peppeh plants, 25c a 100. Mrs.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4.
Chas. W., late Flat Dutch cabbage,
Greater Baltimore an New Stone to-



-mato and collard plants. ~ Well rooted G

-25 a 100; 50c 300; 75c 500; $1.25 M.
5 M or more $1.10 M. Express and
postage paid. No checks. Money or-
der only. J. C. Chambers, Gainesville,
Ga. RFD 1. mi



Oe PLANTS WANTED
Want 1M Nigger Kiler potato
vines, 15 inches long, to plant out to
make seeg potatoes. Answer at once
what you ca nfurnish and at what
price. E. J. Sumner, Wrightsville, Ga.
- RFD 4.

5 POTATOES FOR SALE

Irish Cobbler potatoes, freshly dug.
Sell at fielg in bulk, or will ship sack-
el; field run, or graded. E. H. George,
Jr., Madison, Ga.

SEED FOR SALE
Red meat onions (that grow in clus-
ters) and shallot buttons, each, 15c qt.
Add postage. Mrs. Fannie Fitzgerald,
Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.
1930 crop seeq beans; 4 lbs. striped
Half-Runners; 2 lbs. Six weeks bunch
beans, 25c lb. Also Sage, beet and cab-
-page-collard seed. 10c thls. Exch. for
good cotton 100 Ib. cap. sacks at 10c

ea. Mrs. A. C. Gladden, Tallapoosa,
Ga. Rt. 3 Box 44.

12 doz. old fashioned peach seed, good
variety, 1930 crop. O .K. for planting,
30c. Mrs. Alice Garner, Palmetto, Ga.

Bermuda onion sets, cured out, any
size, 15 lb. del. in 5 Ib. lots. J. L.
Crone, Philomath, Ga. . ,

- Large multiplyine shallot buttons, $1
eee Mrs. W. H. Bagley, Cusseta, Ga.





MARKET

ready for Fall planting, 15c qt. 2 for
25c or $3 bu. New sage seed, 10c spoon-
ful; white nest onions, 15c gt. 2 for

ter/bean seeq (will make a crop plant-
ed now) 20c lb. Also white Spanish pea-
nuts, shell picked, 10c lb. E. L. Corley,
Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1.

Live Stock For Sale

3 exra good Jersey milch and: but-
ter cows, freshin, and 1 fine 2 yr. old
bull, 3-4 Jersey, heavy built, at bar-
gain. R. F. Sikes, Sylvester, Ga,

20 mos. old full breed Jersey bull,
dehorned, good markings and gentle.
Not registered. $37.50 cash at barn, 7
mi. east of Stone Mtn. Ga. J. S. Bryan.
Luxomni, Ga. Rt. 1.

2 cows with 3rd calves; give 3 gal.

and above; 1 cow with Ist calf. Sell
for cash, part cash, or trade for other
cow coming in soon. W. W. McPhes-
son, Villa Rica, Ga. Rt. 1.) .
_ 10: mos. 1-2 Holstein bull, from a
good milker. Kind and will drive and
lead. $35 at harn. Floyd J. Story, Quit-
man, Ga. Rt. 1. a S

Good milch cow wiith young calf,
gentle and in good cond. $75, Riley C.
Couch, Turin, Ga.

5 nice grade Jersey heifers from
heavy milkers, 3 mos. old, $100 for lot,
FOB. Cash only; 1-Guernsey heifer
from 5 1-2 gal. cow, $40; 2 baby heif-





|ers from 5 gal. cows, $15 each, or exch.

for 20 pullets, any kind, early hatched.
N. A. Wood, South Atlanta, Ga.

Young heifer yearling about 10 mos.
old from 3 gal. cow, $20. O. W. Small-
wood, Mitchell, Ga. Rt. 1.

Graded Guernsey milch cows at my
farm, 4 miles east of Cobbtown, in
Tattnall. County. None shipped. L. M.
Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

Jersey bull, Prinsecec Marys Ideal,
282874; sire, Lynnewoods Albertas
Fairy, 182782; dam, Ladys Princess
Mary, 671334. Born September 15,
1927. Free from conttagious abortion
and T. B. Good qualities, good cond.
and a fine individual. D. A. Clower,
Grayson, Ga. Rt. 1.

3 wks old thoroughbred Jersey heif-
er calf. Sell, or exch. for 18 lb. ham
or 20 lbs nice honey. O. D. White,
Lavonia, Ga.



HOGS FOR SALE

_ 5 to 7 wks. old Duroc-Jersey pigs,
immune for life against cholera and
reg. in buyers name at reasonable
prices. L, M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

1 pure bred Essex male, 5 mos. old.
$18; 15 Duroc-Jersey 3 mos. old shoats
$7.50 each, at my barn. Will exch.
for Jersey heifer calves. Mrs. J. T.
Yeargin, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 4. =

Young pigs at farm near Madiison.
$4 to $6, according to age and size.
E. H. George, Jr., Madison, Ga.

6 pigs, 25 to 30 lbs each, in good
cond. 6 wks. old, $3.50 each; 6 black
pigs, wt. about 40 Ibs. each, $4 each,
at my barn. E. R. Williams, Gibson,

a.



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

-A real good 7 yr. old mule, wt. 1200
lbs. for sale at farm. Riley C. Couch,
Turin, Ga. e

1 black mare mule, about 12 yrs. old
good and sound, wt. 1M lbs. Good
farm mule. $40. S. Smith, Rex, Ga.
Box 42.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Chinchillas, the best stock that can,
be bought for breeding, $4 each.
Scott Hart, Americus. Ga.

2 reg. 2 ped. Chinchilla does, $5
each; 1 reg. buck, $4; 1 ped. buck, $3;
8 young, 12-15 wks. ped. $1.50 each:
2 does, 4 young each, 6 wks. old, $5
each; lot for $45. 1-2 cash, bal. GC. O.
D. No papers furnished. D. F. Smith,
Atlanta, Ga. 1419 Holderness St. S. W.

Ped. Chinchillas, good color: 1 buck,
9 mos. old and 4 does, 8 mos. old. $12
for lot. Wiley Rountree, Blun, Ga.

Ped. .-Chinchillas: 15 does, $5 each;
5 bucks, $3 each; 25 young, 2 to 4 mos.
old, $1 each, or all for $100 (with
hutches free if called for). Exch. part
for cured meat or frying size chickens.
Write first. All orders for $5 or more,
delivered. Papers with all rabbits. L.
a gece Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 2. Box

' SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
2 high grade Nubian does; heavy
milkers; freshen with second kids
within 10 days. Jno. S. Allen, College
Park, Gao Rt22, =





Best breed Nubian and Sciben goats.

25c. extra prolific collored Bunch but-.

2 milk goats and billy, 3 mos. old. |

Live Stock Wanted _

\CATTLE * WANTED

Want to exch. value for a good
milch cow with young calf. G. M.
Fishback, Atlanta, Ga. 1024 Juniper
SiN Bee

Want to hear from dairy farms
that have baby calves all along to sell,
from heavy producers. Would trade
up to 3 mos. old, or will cash, or exch.
pure bred M. B., .
turkeys; 3 hens and 1. very fine, .un-
related tom, all 1929 hatch, or exch.
pure bred J. B. Giant chicks, Marcy



-|strain. Will be in market for calves.

from now on until next spring. Want
2 if not 3 from a place if possible, if
not will trade for one. Mrs. Belle Join-
er, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 2.

HOGS WANTED

Want pigs or shoats. Will exch. No.
1 cobbler irish potatoes at 3c lb. for
same. Mrs. Geo. M. Gable, Canon, Ga.

Want to get some hogs to fatten on
halves. Will have 15 acres of corn and
peanuts ready by first of September.
Thos. Cartledge, Pavo, Ga. Rt. 2: 5

HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Want to trade a 800 lb. mule guar-
anteed to be sound and to work any-
where, perfectly gentle, for a 500 lb.
pony, not too old, sound and of good
disposition. Sam Martin, Jr. Law-
renceville, Ga. 118S. Perry St.

_ Farm Help Wanted

Want good farmer for 1931 to crop
on shares. Must know \how to grow
truck. Small farm near Atlanta. Good
land, plenty of water, good mule,
plenty of farm tools, and good house.
J. C. Robertson, Atlanta, Ga. 149 Lake-
view Ave. Peachtree Heights.

Want help to gather 140 acres cotton,
100 acres corn, and 100 acres of hay
and peanuts. Wood ang house fur-
nished free and customary wages paid.
Located within 1 ml. of good school,
church, and city. T. A. Poulan, Ga. Rt.
1. Worth County . =

Want a small family of willing work-
ers to gather 3 horse farm, to begin at
once. Steady employment until Xmas,
ang if satisfactory, ja, crop for another
year. Must be hard workers and able
to move themselves. J. L. Nesmith,
Empire, Ga., Dodge County.

Farms For Rent

Two horse crop and 10 cows to party
location ang get terms. 44 mi. West of
who can feed cows and mules, and fi-
nance self. Write or come and see the
Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. T. J. Biggers, Bre-.
men, Ga. | ~ Pea:

Have plenty of lang for a two-horse
crop to rent for 41931. Good 5 room
house, barn and other outbuildings,
good pasture, 1 mi. t school, church
and store. Right man Can get a good
contract. I prefer family that now
lives in North Ga. If interested, write
or come ang see Manson Miller, RFD 4
Ball Ground,. Ga.

One 2 horse farm for rent, 1 1-2 mi.
from B. P. I. college, high school and
consolidated school, 5 churches around
in town, $300 per yr. Will give 5 yr
lease. W B Cadle, Mt Vernon, Ga.

93\ acre farm in Walker county, ever-
running water. 10 acres wood land;
g00q meadows, fine cultivated soil. Ap-
ply. Mrs. Callie Bowen, Dalton, Ga. 14
Lucky St. :

Want To Rent Farms

Want to rent a good 1 horse crop for

standing rent. Preferably somewhere
in Brooks County. Thomas Cartledge,
Pavo, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Want to rent (or will buy) 1 horse
farm for 1931, in either Brooks, Col-
quitt, Cook, or Lowndes county. Floyd
JJ. Story, Guitman, Ga. Rt. 1.

Married man, 33 yrs. of age wants 15
or 20 cows and a few hogs on shares,
also to run 6 or 8 plows. Life time on
farm. Can handle labor, ang any kind













ton, Ga. Rt. 3. Ss

2 horse farm wanted-in So. Ga. on
50-50 basis. Life time exp. T., D. May,
Atlanta, Ga. 944 Bankhead Ave.

Want truck farm near Jonesboro of
25 acres on halves, in severak different
knds of truck crops. Good deal of
pexp. Farmed parctically life time. State





2 yrs old. Call, or write
Roeca, A

ta, Ga. 33

.|what you have to offer
Ga 737

Andrew Y.

Bird Bros. strain |

of machinery. Will overset gathering |
crop for 1930. N. T. Dennis, Jr. Eaton- |





- Want farm on halves for 1931, al;
want job gathering this yrs. crop 25 y
old wife and 2 small children. Do no
smoke, drink nor chew (nor, other bad
habits), and am a good worker. Pr
fer So. Ga. L. D. Daniel, Thomasto
Ga. 464 No. Main St.

Positions Wanted

Want job as overseer of farm.
yrs. exp. Married with family. At
reasonable price. J. H. Pippin, Round
Oak, Ga. 4

35 yr. old man wants job on f
with good man. Honest, reliable,
drive any make tractor, or truck an
keep up same, also can handle lab
Lived on farm all my life. Can star
any time. State what you can offe
F. H. Knowles, Sparks, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want a cropper (colored man)
share crop on 50-50 for 1931. 4 mi.

E. of Wadley. J. T. Russell, Wadle
Ga. Rt. 1. Box 39. es

Exp. dry hand milker wants job o:
dairy. Would consider farm wot
Prefer near Dalton. Have wife a1



child. Charlie Brown, Cohutta, Ga. R
11. Box 89. iy

Competent and reliable dairym:
wants job as working manager
large dairy. Would consider 20-30 co
farm on 50-50 basis. Must be near
high school. E. L. Sterner, Royston
Ga Rt. 3. ee

Good man with both shop and
experience in manufacturing gint
machinery and operating gins for t
public wants job for the coming sea
son. Best of references. Write, or -cal
T. J. Kinard, Mountville, Ga.

24 year old man, 2 yrs. college wor
in dairying, also well exp. Have been
with Foremost for some time. Want
to make connections with some dair
Cc. D. Martin, Atlanta, Ga. 663 W.
Peachtree St. N. E. a pee

Want job as overseer of large far
for 1931. Can manage labor. Life t
exp. in farming. Can drive any ma
car, also do carpenter work. Refer
ences furnished. Want $75 per month
38 yrs. old, wife and 5 children. J. D
Hale, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want job as overseer of farm. Ca:
handle labor and keep up all kinds
farm machinery. H. E. Eady, Tooms
boro, Ga. Box 54. : oe

Man with wife and 2 small childrei
wants job as repairman for trucks,
tractors and other farm machine:
or as overseer of cotton and tobac
farms; would consider job for wage:
on farm or dairy at fair price. H Ss
plenty of exp. to give _ satisfaction.
Begin January ist. Write what yo

can offer. Vernon B. Brown, Harts-

field, Ga. RFD 2. Se
19 yrs old, sober, clean and _ intell
ent man with 2 yrs. education ir
hich school wants job with good m
on hog or poultry farm. Can furnish
good ref. Will not consider less tha:
$20 per month and board. Am used |
hard work. Calvin Smith, Matthews.
Ga. RFD 2. Box 12. |
Want job looking after poultry
hogs and raising chickens, also som
truck. Have to be moved and fina
ced. Can begin. at once. E. N. Cope-
land, Augusta, Ga. 1527 Hicks St. _
, Ginner and gin plant repairman
in any part; expert, no guess work
awaits your offer. Uvaldo Smith, At:
lanta, Ga. 267 Whitehall St. 4]

_ PINK BOLLWORM STOPPED
Several pink bollworms stowed awa:
in a small package of cottonseed sen
by mail from India met a timely death
recently when the package was exam:
ineq by a United States plant qua



tine inspector at Atlanta, Ga. 'The

spector immediately ordered the contra-
band package burned, thus preventing
a potential invasion by this pest. Th
pink bollworm is a destructive pes

cotton, regarded by entomologists
least in the same class with the bol
Weevil. So : os



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which may prove to be more satisfac-
tory than carbon disulphide is ethy
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